Brooklyn Fare
July 17th, 2009Mucca Design has created a stunning package design for Brooklyn based gourmet store, Brooklyn Fare. The branding features a proprietary typeface by Mucca called Fare Serif that is used everywhere and a 4 color system. Another aspect of the minimalist branding that I love is the edgy, humorous tone of the copy.
You can see more of this project on the Mucca newsletters as well as the Eat Me Daily blog.
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Jamie Conkleton
June 11th, 2009Jamie Conkleton is a recent graduate of University College Falmouth and is extremely talented at such a young age. If you’re in London and need some fresh talent, definitely scoop this kid up.
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Tom Crawshaw
March 26th, 2009Here is some excellent work by UK based designer, Tom Crawshaw. Pictured above is a gorgeous wedding invite printed on 540gsm duplexed Cool Grey and Mid Green Colorplan.
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Matt Judge
March 9th, 2009After 3.5 years at SEA Design, the talented Matt Judge is looking for a new challenge. Definitely check out his portfolio, which is filled with excellent work. Matt is also one of the founders of inspiration blog Design Assembly.
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Buro Reng
March 4th, 2009An excellent collection of minimal, grid based design by Netherlands based Buro Reng.
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New Work by Xavier Encinas
February 13th, 2009The talented Xavier sent me an email about a bunch of new work that he’s added to his website. Definitely give it a look.
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Moa Moa
January 29th, 2009Superb work by Germany based designer Marko Puclin. Very clean and sophisticated work style which I love. I’m digging the huge images. I think everyone should do it up big.
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Dowling Design
January 16th, 2009Brilliant work by UK firm Downling Design. I particularly love the work they did for furniture designer Lamerton.
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Bendita Gloria
November 12th, 2008Quality portfolio by this Barcelona based studio. I personally love the their stationery pictured above that is printed in phosphorescent ink and glows in the dark. Nice!
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Company
May 2nd, 2008London based design studio Company has an excellent portfolio, but I’m particularly in love with the work identity work they did for Village Underground. They used the floor-plan of the building and embossed the shape into all the stationery. Looks great.