March 29, 2010 • 12:48 pm 1
Emmi Salonen is one of my favourite graphic designers. I have long been an admirer of the clean graphic style that she combines with such clever, but simple (if that makes sense?!) concepts. I particularly love her brochure and document designs.
I can’t believe I haven’t posted anything of hers on here already, so here are a few of my favourite pieces of hers.
Filed under: Uncategorized
November 11, 2009 • 6:12 pm 2
I love this kit I got in Paper Tiger… There’s defenitely not a funkier way to package your music CDs. The labels turn the CDs into mini-vinyl, complete with their own sleeves.
Filed under: For fun, Graphic Design, packaging, Uncategorized, CD labels, Chronicle Books, music, packaging, Paper Tiger
November 11, 2009 • 6:03 pm 0
Surely a dream agency to work for – awesome art direction and design for music industry clients.
Filed under: Graphic Design, Music design, Uncategorized, art direction, CD, Glorious British, Graphic Design, music industry, Red Design
September 30, 2009 • 4:55 pm 0
This beautifully simple offering from A Friend of Mine uses typography based on two interweaving circles, symbolising the couple’s future life together. It also reminds me of two wedding rings.
Tom Crawshaw created this gorgeous suite of wedding stationery which features atmospheric photography of French locations.
This final offering is a D&AD winner created by the creative director of Mash Design. The concept centres on growing old together, with the A5 booklet showing how he and his bride will look 10, 20, 30 and 40 years into the future.
Filed under: Graphic Design, Uncategorized, A Friend of Mine, D&AD winner, France, interweaving, Mash Design, Photography, Tom Crawshaw, Typography, wedding invitation, wedding rings, wedding stationery
September 3, 2009 • 11:12 am 0
I love the collage illustration on Moomah’s hompage.
Filed under: Graphic Design, Illustration, Uncategorized, arts project, collage, Illustration, Moomah, new york, Tribeca
August 4, 2009 • 9:58 pm 0
The Highline was supposed to have opened by last September when I was on holiday in NYC. Unfortunately it ran a little behind schedule so I missed out on seeing this former rail track, which has now been converted into an public park. I’ll defenitely be having a look next time I’m there though – I bet there’s some amazing photos to be had.
Filed under: Architecture, Uncategorized, new york, NYC, public park, rail track, The Highline
August 4, 2009 • 9:40 pm 0
Loads of inspiration to be had from this collection of colourful screen printed posters from Us and Them Studio.
Filed under: Graphic Design, Print making, Uncategorized, Flaming Lips, posters, screenprinting, Us & Them, USA
August 4, 2009 • 9:32 pm 0
The sort of portfolio site that makes me so jealous.
Filed under: Graphic Design, Portfolio, Uncategorized, Abi Huynah, Portfolio
July 27, 2009 • 6:11 pm 0
Really like this new logo and especially love that the city’s mayor called the old one “a bit daggy”!
Filed under: Graphic Design, Logo design, Uncategorized, australia, logo, mayor, Melbourne, rebrand
July 27, 2009 • 3:09 pm 0
I’m loving this typeface by Marc Alcock created entirely from Pantone swatches.
Filed under: Graphic Design, Portfolio, Typography, Uncategorized, Graphic Design, marc alcock, Pantone, swatch, typeface, Typography
