November 4TH, 2011
Fuse Collective
An interesting collective from Polen. They got several interesting projects in their portfolio.
October 7TH, 2011
Hector Pottie
I believe project by Hector Pottie will become a timeless classic. Strict, and organic, straight and loose. Great contrasts.
September 4TH, 2011
Egelnick & Webb
Egelnick and Webb is a great studio focusing on luxurious designs for the fashion industry. Great projects, even though they are still stuck with a slow flash site.
August 14TH, 2011
Network Osaka
This is a interesting guy that I previously haven’t heard about before. Network Osaka describes himself as an artist pretending to be a designer. That’s an interesting twist. Usually it’s the other way around.
June 28TH, 2011
Bond – just Bond
The name is Bond – just Bond. And it’s not a secret agent but a great studio from Finland!
April 27TH, 2011
Published by process
I haven’t ordered this yet, but it seems like this Process Journal by Published by Process is a must-have in my shelves.
April 26TH, 2011
No days off
Like most great graphic design studios nowadays No Days Off also is located in London.
March 10TH, 2011
25a
The Stockholm based agency 25a has some interesting new projects on their fresh site. I especially liked this one for the hairdressing company YouStockholm.
January 24TH, 2011
North has moved
One of my all time favorite studios has moved to a new location. The used this opportunity to shoot some pictures of their project archive and man – they’ve done a lot of cool stuff! Check out the images here.
January 12TH, 2011
Berg studios
Berg is an interesting british studio I haven’t come across before. Lovely work with an edge.
December 20TH, 2010
Olly Moss Reimagines original Star wars trilogy
Gorgeous retro style posters by designer and illustrator Olly Moss. See more where I found it at Wired.
November 7TH, 2010
Los Logos 5
This is old news by now, but I am featured in the latest Los Logos books. This is the fifth time Gestalten publishes the brilliant book, and the fourth time I’m in it.
