Posts Tagged "print"

Quite a nice selection of work from Paris’ Atelier Müesli. “Our work isn’t restricted to just using the computer, we developed home-made process : woodcut, silkscreen and try to combine them to enrich the project.” Whatever it is they’re doing, they’re doing it right.

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¡Oh! ¡Un zig-zag! is a new little book by Spanish designer and illustrator Antonio Ladrillo. Twelve double page illustrations talking about the color and the shape. Basic color and simple geometrical shapes turned into characters that reflect through a simple text about their condition. ‘We are lines!’, ‘We are curves!’

You can pick up a copy for cheap @ Antonio’s shop!

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There’s a lot going on over at cityfabric these days. You guys may remember when I posted about them back in November. Well, now they have a new logo and an awesome new kickstarter project with lots of new collateral—if they raise $13,000 by August 31, you will be able to get their signature figureground maps on pillows, totes, canvases, prints and limited edition t-shirts. Watch the video above to learn more about their project and support your local business!

What happens when you combine a letterpress and LEGOs? You get the work of Physical Fiction. NC State design students Justin LaRosa and Samuel Cox combined their efforts to create a series of pixel art prints created using LEGO blocks and a Vandercook press. You can check out more photos of the process here.

Thank you everyone for entering! Our winners are…

#6 Jeremy P won the 18×24″ Special Characters poster!

#29 Lisa T won the Tasty Beverage Co. t-shirt!

#38 Bonnie C won two 8×10″ typography prints!

Congratulations! We’ll be in touch soon to get your shipping addresses. In the meantime, visit the Two Dumbs Etsy shop or the Tasty Beverage Co. shop to pick out your prizes!

The Agriculturist (aka Philip Farmer) is a designer from Ireland who creates some awesome stuff on the interwebs and printed out.  Also, props to Philip for his alias. Sweet play on his last name.  Check out Philip’s full portfolio here.

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Ross Brugink is a Graphic Designer + Illustrator currently working in Minneapolis. He has some really awesome posters that leverage current trends while still “Bruggink’ing” them out to look original. The poster that first caught my eye was his “ArtCrank” poster. The mix of mechanical parts, symmetry, print press look and colors just kills it for me. Check out his full portfolio here.

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I love Demian Conrad’s work for two reaons – 1. It’s clever as shit. 2. It looks great. I’m pretty sure that is the quintessential formula for standing out in the design crowd these days. Check out all the good looking clever after the jump.

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Check out these invitations for American Dance Festival’s Gala that I just got back from the printer! This project was a lot of fun for me because I got to integrate hand crafted elements like the wax seal and rubber stamp for the reply envelope.

You can see a few more pictures on my behance.

Andrew Remington Bailey has a blog chalk full of great illustration.

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