Graphic Design, Illustration, Typography, Photography

Israeli Designer Michal Sahar

Articles, Artists, Graphic Design / Miscellaneous, Typography | March 10, 2014

Michal Sahar was born in Israel and studied visual communication in Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design where she is began teaching courses in design and typography since 2006 and is a part of the senior faculty. Together with Danny Meirav she founded the Israeli type foundry “Hagilda” in...

Designing for Food | IdN v20n6: Edible Graphics

Graphic Design / Miscellaneous, Magazine Design | February 18, 2014

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Designing for Food Even though everyone has to eat to survive, persuading us to buy certain food items or dine in certain restaurants can be a tricky proposition, so fierce is the competition in both cases. Put an identical product in both plain and designed packaging and it is...

Red Thread | IdN Extra 09

Graphic Design / Miscellaneous, Magazine Design | February 18, 2014

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Navigating the labyrinth of contemporary communication design Red Thread looks inside the Communication Design program at Swinburne University of Technology, one of the premiere programs of its kind internationally. The book focuses on the ground breaking Industry Placement program and the Honours curriculum, two components that make the course...

Indian Cafe & Restaurant Branding

Business Card, Logotype / Brand, Logotypes | February 14, 2014

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“Masala Darbar, an Indian Cafe & Restaurant with a long tradition commissioned Jekin Gala to design their brand. The restaurant desires to make the experience of their customers unforgettable. The major focus is on the intimate food experience that small groups will find so special while still providing the availability of...

Illustrations on Politics, Economy and Modern Life by Christoph Niemann

Posters | February 10, 2014

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Christoph Niemann is an illustrator, graphic designer, and author. After his studies in Germany he moved to New York City in 1997. His work has appeared on the covers The New Yorker, Time, Wired, The New York Times Magazine and American Illustration, and has won awards from AIGA, the Art Directors...

Arrow Cluett Labels and Packaging by Glenn Wolk

Graphic Design / Miscellaneous, Logotype / Brand | February 7, 2014

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Graphic designer, Glenn Wolk, works with world renowned brands including Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and Rocawear; and creates licensed merchandise for The Rolling Stones, Eminem, Justin Bieber, and The Beatles, among other iconic singers and bands. Glenn exudes genuine passion toward his work. He lives in New York City...

Desinger Chaz Maviyane-Davies pushing the boundaries of Social Justice

Posters | February 5, 2014

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That graphic designer Chaz Maviyane-Davies‘ work pushes the boundaries of social justice is not surprising. If you want to know what he was like as a child, ask his high school art teacher Ms. Buckland. “She used to tremble and turn pink,” he remembers. “I caused a lot of...

Pencil Vs Camera by Visual Artist Ben Heine

Illustrations | February 4, 2014

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BEN HEINE (born June 12, 1983 in Abidjan, Ivory coast) is a Belgian multidisciplinary visual artist. He is best known for his original series “Pencil Vs Camera”, “Digital Circlism” and “Flesh and Acrylic”. In 1994, he discovered for the first time that his energy, his fears, his emotions and...

Imposing Illustrator Brad Holland

Posters | February 3, 2014

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Born in Fremont, Ohio, Brad Holland was the eldest of four brothers. The family moved to Arkansas. At 17, after receiving a rejection of employment application from Walt Disney, and upon graduating from high school, Holland moved to Chicago. He enrolled in the Art Institute of Chicago, but he...

Awe-inspiring Kyle Thompson Self Portrait

Photography | January 30, 2014

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Kyle Thompson from Chicago began taking photographs at the age of nineteen after finding interest in nearby abandoned houses where he would spend hours, even days, walking alone through forests and exploring. He’s been to over 50 of them. After taking hundreds of photos, he posted some of his...

Launching Limmie X Magazine

Magazine Design | January 30, 2014

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Limmie X. A world-class creative environment. Designed for today’s needs. From the first time Limmie created and designed by Ezzro Nababan in 2010 he has focused on creating a creative publication that can helps young designers, creative professionals and creative practitioners to share new experiences and learning new inspiration. This...

The Logo Book | Branding

Logotype / Brand, Logotypes, Typography | January 24, 2014

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The logo Book, created in June 2013 by Maurizio Pagnozzi, is part of a study project for a course in graphic design followed by the author at ILAS, Institute of Communication of Naples. The aim of this project is a book publication, One designer, dedicated to the major graphic...

Nelson Mandela memorial at FNB stadium

Photography | January 20, 2014

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Mandela Memorial FNB Stadium by Jono Wood 14

This photographic portraiture series has been shot by Jono Wood at the Nelson Mandela memorial at FNB stadium in Soweto. Dark background and rainy weather were quite appealing to capture a mourning world… Some of these characters were original ANC activists during the apartheid struggle and others a part of...

2013 Taiwan Design Expo | Branding

book design, Graphic Design / Miscellaneous, Logotype / Brand | January 17, 2014

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Based on the concept of “a city in constant development”, Chinese characters “設計” are presented in a three-dimensional way. Designed like a building, the characters are added with scenic spots in Taipei City like Taipei 101 and Maokong Gondola and matched with rich colors, implying that Taipei is a...

Creative Images by mixing 2D and 3D

Posters | January 16, 2014

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Modern Age Studio is the online portfolio of Nicolas Delille, a french 3D artist. Nicolas creates creative content as a freelancer for clients such as advertising, design and packaging agencies, magazines and architects. His field of competence is to mix 2D and 3D skills to make creative images, with...

Ornament and Initial: Beauty of Graphic Design, 17th-20th Century

book design, Typography | January 10, 2014

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This enthusiastic selection of typographic fonts and styles, from 17th to early 20th century in Europe, traces the modern evolution of the printed letter, reproducing pages from exquisitely designed catalogs and books showing type. Also included are borders, ornaments, initial letters and decorations, and many magnificent examples. This will...

The Olympic patchwork quilt | Sochi 2014

Logotype / Brand, Posters | January 8, 2014

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Sochi games’ press release: ”The Olympic patchwork quilt, developed by Bosco’s creative department and given to the Sochi 2014 Organising Committee, will be the official Look of Russia’s first Winter Games. Our goal was to represent a diverse range of emotions and feelings, connecting concepts like Motherland, Family, Culture, Time,...

Ziko: The Cutest Munky!

Illustrations | January 7, 2014

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Ziko is The African MunkyBum created as a mascot for Kozi’s African Restaurant in Athens. He’s a cheeky, tubby little bugger but always smiling and ready and willing to please. Ziko’s wonderful portraits were designed by Dimitra Tzanos. Click here to read more articles about Dimitra Tzanos. The Midnight...