Archive for the ‘Design’ Category
Our friend Greg Leppert is, in his own words, “a curious thinker and tinkerer”. We couldn’t describe him any better. He’s an example of someone who began their career in graphic design, and through curiosity and experimentation has successfully branched out into many other facets of design.
Do you like to be tidy? Does everything have its right place? Then you should check out Things Organized Neatly and treat your obsessive compulsive tendencies to a treat.
Fantastic work by Studio Lin, the graphic design practice of Alex Lin.
I’m loving these new FIBA-inspired pieces by Charis Tsevis. Even if you’re unfamiliar with Charis by name, chances are you’ve seen his mosaic portraits in various print publications.
The rest of the current set after the jump.
YES! Today is a great day. My good friend and easily one of my favorite designers, Matt Lehman, has launched his long awaited portfolio site. You can see a few examples of his work after the jump, but I would definitely suggest going through the entire collection.
Until I see you or myself for that matter, draw something like this by hand, I will keep the opinion that your handwriting sucks (mine does too). Video after the jump.
Justin Fuller (also known as “Pencil + Paper”) has a really fun body of work over in his portfolio. In a market where so many of us rely on trying to carve out a niche, it’s refreshing to see a designer who can produce quality work in a variety of different styles.
(via Grain Edit)
Fantastic content, and design, from Chicago magazine Design Bureau. Published by Alarm Press, Design Bureau focuses on creating inspiring dialogue on design in its many forms. I especially enjoyed interviews with design icons Abbott Miller and John Gall. We’re also happy to mention that our friend, and fellow Austinite, Lindsey Turner is Design Director.
We’re not normally in the business of showing off wedding invites on PUBLIC SCHOOL but clever design is clever design. Luke and Ella came up with this cool little invite for their recent wedding. Information that was susceptible to wedding crashers has been blurred out.
Two Arms is a small creative agency in Brooklyn with nice work to its name. We like to give credit where credit is due, and the Two Arms team deserves it. Nice work, nice site. Some examples of their stuff after the jump…