Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

6.30.2008

Juliana Neufeld


Multi-talent Juliana Neufeld is trained as a photographer but she also shows off some tremendous skill in illustration and mixed-media collage journals. She has a ton of work on her site so be sure to check it out.


via Yay! Monday!

6.04.2008

Soft&Furry Launch


I just caught wind of what sounds like a very cool project in the form of a logo competition for Soft&Furry. Be sure to check back in a few days when designs start going up or get working on a few yourself. Here is a little description:

"SOFT&FURRY™ is a project dedicated to creativity and collaboration. The premise behind S&F™ is to elicit participation in an alternative logo design competition. The winning logo will adorn the packaging and other associated elements of an all new, fully custom, handmade line of designer collectible toys."

5.30.2008

Impactist


I was introduced to a lovely blog today called Lost and it is full of wonderful things. Impactist is one of these things and is the collaborative work of married directors Kelly Meador and Daniel Elwing. I love the way the building washes out into the sky in the image above.

5.25.2008

Erik Nordenankar - Biggest Drawing in the World


Erik Nordenankar used the help of GPS and DHL to create the Biggest Drawing in the World.

Update: Erik's project has been receiving a lot of discussion and had to add a little note to his site. Turns out it was his graduation project and is fictional in that DHL never delivered the package. I still think it is a well done project, especially for generating the buzz it did.

5.23.2008

Lucy McLauchlan - Beat13


Beat13
was founded by Lucy McLauchlan and and Matt Watkins in Birmingham in 1999. Their site says it best. "It all began with drawing. Musical instruments next. Then came the computers. Making friends, music, and things happen are our favourite hobbies." This is also an article in the June Juxtapoz about Lucy and her work.

5.20.2008

Three Bears Design


Charlie Wagers from Three Bears Design was kind enough to send me an email today introducing me to their work. "We are a multi-disciplined graphic design company who specifies in work for the entertainment industry." They do indeed have some nice work in a variety of styles and I really love the apparel graphics above. Be sure to check out the portfolio of Three Bears Design.

5.19.2008

Valero Doval


Great little portfolio of collage style works from Valero Doval.

5.18.2008

Bruno Leyval - Awake Studio


Founder of Awake Studio is French artist Bruno Leyval. He has an amazing ink style that screams with emotion. via Artskills

5.12.2008

Tksh - Still On The Run


Still On The Run is the portfolio of French designer Emeric Trahand, aka Tksh, who is represented by Colagene and is also a member of The KDU.

Joshua Davis at OFFF


Joshua Davis has been one of my favorite artists for a few years now. His work is always of a super fine quality and very beautiful. Regine over at We Make Money Not Art has a wonderful recap of the keynote speech at OFFF given by Davis.

5.08.2008

Colagene Emergency Guide


Colagene Emergency Guide, originally uploaded by twenty2wo.

Yesterday I received the Colagene Emergency Guide. Colagene is an illustrators representation clinic and the guide book features the work of 18 superb illustrators including Coco who I have featured before. I am sure I will post more links but you can order a guide for yourself or if you are a design professional its free.

5.07.2008

Craig Shields - Surpy


Craig Shields - Surpy, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Craig Shields works under the name Surpy and is a friend of previously mentioned Mike Harrison. They form two of the three parts of Vacanthree.

5.06.2008

Mike Harrison - Destill


Mike Harrison, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

I came across Mike Harrison's work today on Behance and he has a nice portfolio site called Destill.

5.01.2008

Mike Lemanski


Mike Lemanski, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Seen on Changethethought today is the work of Mike Lemanski. This young designer has an excellent portfolio with a ton of great concepts and execution. Really nice stuff.

4.30.2008

Sabrina Tibourtine


Sabrina Tibourtine, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Sabrina Tibourtine is a German designer and illustrator who has a collage style with a little bit of grunge thrown in.

4.29.2008

Paolo Lim - Supersteady


Paolo Lim, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Paolo Lim does excellent illustration and design work from Australia, where he works under the name supersteady.

4.24.2008

Sterling Hundley


Sterling Hundley, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Sterling Hundley is a well published illustrator and currently is a Visiting Artist at Communication Arts.

John Malloy


John Malloy, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

John Malloy is an illustrator working out of Baltimore and has an excellent hand. His pen and ink work brings graphic novels and comic alive and has won an Addy Design Award for Logo Typography.

Pascal Blanchet


Pascal Blanchet, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Pascal Blanchet is a Canadian illustrator with a sharp eye for a vintage style. via Coudal

4.23.2008

Stephane Faure - Beesub


Stephane Faure - Beesub, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

I came across Stephane Faure's portfolio on Behance. Otherwise known as Beesub, Stephane is a talented Parisian graphic designer.