Antrepo Design Industry

Posted on October 31, 2008October 31, 2008 Posted in Design, International Typographic Style, MerchTagged clock, graphic design, International Typographic Style, posters3 Comments

Very nice work by multi-disciplinary studio Antrepo Design Industry. Their site doesn’t have much on it but their blog has some nice work which is apparently for sale.

Chaumont 2008

Posted on October 28, 2008October 28, 2008 Posted in Books, Design, Events, Grid Systems, International Typographic Style, MerchTagged book, catalogue, chamont, festival, france, graphic design, grid system, International Typographic Style, swiss style2 Comments

The 19th International Poster and Graphic Festival of Chaumont is paying tribute to one of my favorite inspirations of all time, Josef Müller-Brockmann. To accompany the festival this 288 page catalogue was designed by Wijntje Van Rooijen & Pierre Péronnet and features a section on the legendary Brockmann.

You can grab a copy over at YWFT and also check out this small Flickr gallery of the festival.

Build Launches Blog

Posted on October 24, 2008October 24, 2008 Posted in Design, Industrial Design, TypographyTagged graphic design, International Typographic Style, minimalism, modernism, Typography3 Comments

The talented shop Build (Michael C. Place) has just launched a blog where they’ll preview projects, tell you about what they are up to and general nonsense. Sound be fun!

Mytton Williams

Posted on October 21, 2008October 21, 2008 Posted in Design, Industrial DesignTagged Bath, graphic design, International Typographic Style, print, studio, Typography, uk4 Comments

Jaw dropping work coming out of UK based studio Mytton Williams. I absolutely love the work they did for Mivart Studios.

Via Dirty Mouse

The History of Visual Communication

Posted on October 8, 2008October 8, 2008 Posted in Design, Grid Systems, International Typographic StyleTagged graphic design, grid system, International Typographic Style, minimalism, modernism, Swiss4 Comments

Here’s an excellent site that walks you through the history of visual communication, giving you a glimpse of the different styles through-out history. My favorite section, obviously, is the Modernism section which covers the Swiss Style and includes some nice galleries of work by Max Bill, Armin Hofmann, Fridolin Mueller and Josef Müller-Brockmann.

Via The Serif

This Year 2009

Posted on October 3, 2008October 3, 2008 Posted in Design, International Typographic Style, Merch, TypographyTagged 2009, calendar, graphic design, International Typographic Style, poster, Typography3 Comments

The uber talented David of This Studio informed me about this new A0 sized 2009 calendar that he’s designed. Check out his Flick page for more photos of this gorgeous specimen.