This portfolio of fabulous surrealist drawings done by Scott Marr is featured on the Behance Network this morning. I’m not sure if he offers prints of his work but it’s certainly worth looking into. Simply amazing.
Archive for the 'Graphic Design' Category
Above is a very sweet little design I did for a new food blog, Kitchen La Bohème. Kitchen La Bohème focuses on pure vegetarian (vegan) culinary secrets, new recipes and menus, as well as new products and worthwhile restaurants discovered in NYC and beyond. The blog will feature lots of great food photography and graphic design in addition to recipes, tips and stories.
The Sweeties photo shoot went wonderfully. Special thanks to photographer Nathan Sayers! Above is the promo ad to announce Sweeties’ launch at the Greenpoint Food Market on May 22. As part of the campaign, I’ve also designed a blog where you can follow along through the launch date and beyond to see what’s happening with the brand, and a Facebook fan page where you can interact with other fans and participate in a Guess the Secret discussion to win a complimentary mini Sweetie at the launch event. A full web site is currently under construction and won’t be revealed until after the Food Market launch, so you’ll have to be patient for that…
Above is some of the initial branding work for a new project: a wholesale homestyle vegan bakery. You can see a sneak peak at the logo and identity set I’ve developed and designed for the brand, playing off the feel of a recipe card. A marketing/advertising campaign, as well as packaging and a web site, are currently in the beginning stages of being developed with an expected launch date of May 22.
I just came across this amazing set of kaleidoscopes with patterns made from type. According to the artist, Katerna Orlikova, the idea was based off of the topic, “Light and Typography.” You can read more about the project and see more images here.
What is Letterheady, you might ask? A blog that showcases nothing but letterhead designs from various time periods, of course!
Love this poster for me office. Be sure to check out some of the other work, as well, on the Borja Bonaque Illustration & Design website.
While we’re on the subject of Haiti… The Haiti Poster project is “a collaboration of designers and artists from around the world, benefitting victims of the earthquake in Haiti.” Moxie Sozo and Josh Higgins, organizers of the 2005 HURRICANE POSTER PROJECT and the 2007 SO-CAL FIRE POSTER PROJECT, respectively, have teamed up to seek limited edition sets of posters from artists, designers and design firms from around the world to be sold online to raise money for Doctors Without Borders.
What a wonderful opportunity for designers and artists to help just by doing what they love and do best. Submissions must be entered by March 15. For more information, visit thehaitiposterproject.com.
So, MTV has upgraded their logo, dropping off “Music Television”. I can’t say I’m a big fan of photography in logos and I certainly miss the old MTV I grew up on. But let’s face it, MTV is no longer Music Television, anyway. In recognizing the changes the channel has already made to it’s programming, I agree with those who say this change is long overdue.
MTV says: … The logo is part of MTV’s re-invention to connect with today’s millennial generation and bring them in as part of the channel.
What do you guys think?
I literally just came across this packaging for Backyard vineyards, done by Barral Fabien. The intricate and beautiful detail in the custom typography and the illustrations floored me.
An explanation of the job and concept, as well as details of the actual label can be viewed here.
