The brand TENOVERSIX has done a beautiful job creating a identity that's fun and beautiful. I especially love the fat typeface contrasted by the beautiful line illustrations. Bravo!
Gradients and Fat Type
All The Right Things, In All The Right Places.
Such a great example of what a cohesive brand experience should be.
Heart This Poster -- Hard.
Poster by Agata Dudek
Delight Branding
Delight Branding by Lauren Ledbetter Design & Styling
Penguin Threads
Montreal Street Art
Montreal is a really great city with really great street art. It was great finding these surprises around every corner for all to enjoy.
I posted many of these on my Instagram, but I wanted to see them all together, so I decided that a blog post was warranted.
Sushi Fun
Images from creativeroots.org
Gimme A Bite
The attention to detail here is impecable, from the in-store display with the flavors peeking out, to the inserts that come with each bar. This is the perfect combination of adorable quirkiness and clean design.
A Vintage Post
Lately I've been pretty obsessed with vintage posters, here are some of favorites that I hope you enjoy.
Branding + Wine = Win.
Beautiful branding project by picturelab. I love the detailed flora and fana illustrations paired with the clean logo.
It seems to me that we, as a young design culture, have many of the same undertones as the arts and crafts movement. We’ve rebelled against mass market goods and have placed emphasis on crafts, and craftsmanship - while still seeking simplicity and good design.
This is especially seen in the hipster culture - artisan cheese, coffee, pickles…artisan everything. One of the ways that this re-embraced philosophy is manifesting itself in the graphic design world is with the trend of handwritten and hand drawn elements. I’ve collected a few examples of outstanding work from some very talented people in our field. Enjoy.
- Erin
Windows of New York. http://windowsofnewyork.com/
An absolutely gorgeous illustration project by Jose Guizar. I could stare at this site all day.
-Joshua
I’ve always a soft spot for package design, I think that many people do, even people who don’t really understand design. It’s sexy, it’s easy, and it’s often the first interaction that a person has with your brand. Package design allows people to connect with not only your product, but with your point of view. To the companies that are going above and beyond…I heart your package.
-Erin
I’m currently in the process of redesigning my identity. As I was looking for inspiration and I found these business cards particularly well done.
- Erin