Elisa Strozyk is a Berlin born designer. She creates beautiful functional works out of wood and textiles. But this i a series of some of her other work called “copy.. . . . . “. This is really beautiful and interesting. Check it!
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28 Jan
Wallpaper Colab
28 JanCheck out these sweet wallpapers. Graphical back and forth collaboration between Cody Hudson and Siggi Eggertsson. watch it evolve, and get them here.
Young Monster
20 Jan
So check it i just got an internship at this super sick screen printing company called Young Monster.
Young Monster is an art collective based out of Chattanooga, TN, specializing in design and screen-printing. It is run by Nick DuPey, Zach Hobbs, Alison Burke, and Scott Campbell. http://weareyoungmonster.com/
They provide unique, unflinching design solutions for businesses, organizations, bands, and individuals — from gig and event posters to branding and logo development to full-on marketing campaigns. And also carry a line of apparel, accessories, and Art Prints
With a core group of three graphic designers, a writer/clothing designer, and a rotating cast of additional friends and creatives, we can guarantee a fresh style for every project.
get up and go
19 JanHeres another great video from Jordan Clarke. He is a super talented film student and designer from Vancouver, and his perspective through a lens is great. He specializes in motion design and video production.cargocollective.com/jvc
The Pioneers
19 Janthis is a beautiful print from Binary & The Brain to pay homage to some of the world’s greatest pioneers we delved into the NASA archives and created a poster using some of the amazing imagery from the early X-Planes program. This exploratory program was at the forefront of the aeronautic revolution that saw the arrival of the jet engine, supersonic flight and space vehicles.
Printed onto 100% recycled matt heavy stock
Digital Graffiti Wall + Stencils
19 JanPretty cool concept legal graffiti.
Alex Beim ran his own graphic design firm in Montevideo, Uruguay for 10 years. Starting the first graphic design magazine in the country, Alex made major contributions to the Design community in South America.
Since moving to North America, Alex has continued to follow his passion for design while working as Associate Creative for Tribal DDB. Developing online experiences for Pepsi, IKEA, Yellow Pages, Esso, KIA, Clorox and Unilever has garnered him awards from Applied Arts Magazine, Cannes Lions, Digital Marketing, Graphex and others.
Alex’s interest in design, however, started to veer outside the realm of 2 dimensional print and screen and into real world applications that people can interact and play with directly.
“We keep on making the graffiti wall better and better. This is a little demo of the new stencils module we have added to it. We shot this video at Draw by Night, a Vancouver event organized my Myron Campbell. Visuals also by Myron.”
Faux Show Mono: Hand Set
13 Jan
Checkout this beautiful set of hand designed textural type to the tune of the typeface Faux Show. It was designed by Kayce Lomas. Every letter’s texture is inspired by the letter itself; for example N is for nest or B is for barnacle. Kayce Lomas did a great job with it. http://www.kaycelomas.com/
Come Saturday
13 Jancheck it out this is a pretty cool video. This is an unofficial music video for “Come Saturday” by The Pains of Being Pure at Heart from their self titled album (Slumberland, 2009).
By Roger Dario and Stefan Ramírez Pérez.
Moby Dick
17 DecMark Weaver has Done it again what a beautiful print. This print is Mark Weaver’s interpretation of Herman Melville’s classic novel, Moby Dick.
“Towards thee I roll, thou all-destroying but unconquering whale; to the last I grapple with thee; from hell’s heart I stab at thee; for hate’s sake I spit my last breath at thee. Sink all coffins and all hearses to one common pool! and since neither can be mine, let me then tow to pieces, while still chasing thee, though tied to thee, thou damned whale! Thus, I give up the spear!”
- Moby Dick, Herman Melville
Ryan Seaman
17 DecRyan Seaman’s work has a lot movement and a lot of layers. He combines elements of illustration, drawing, and digital media and Inspired by photography, painting and drawing, his design contains many elements of grunge, that he successfully combines with other media to create dynamic designs.
