An Exquisite Beast is a daily drawing blog with a twist. Every illustration links into the next. Check out illustrator Emory Allen’s efforts here and be sure to scroll right along.
Bruce Galpin has created a set of Google+ styled UI buttons that can be easily implemented by web designers on their projects and designs.
A nice idea in regards to creating a conhesive and standard of visual language across the web.
Take a look here.
Identity Designed have an exhaustive post breaking down the branding identity project carried out by Lg2boutique for menswear brand Hörst. Even if you’re not keen on the brand the post is worth a look in just for the bases it covers and look in on what kind of work goes into a full rebrand.
Take a look here.
“First published in 1962, this work of experimental typography uses letters in a single typeface, Helvetica, to achieve surprising results — motion and narrative, emotion and humor.”
Rob Bailey has a distinctive style and a great website showcasing his illustration work.
Check it out here.
Design Chapel were behind the FWA awards certificates this year. A nice piece of print design that works well as part of a series.
Take a look at their writeups here.
House Industries created this year’s winter window display at the Hermes in Tokyo titled ‘Alphabet Equestrian’.
I live just around the corner from one of the Hermes stores in Paris and their window disaply offering this year was not nearly as good…
Take a further look at Tokyo here.
Jeremy Kool is currently developing a children’s book/game/interractive fiction for iPad, with a distinctive origami inspired art design.
He is documenting his process here check it out.
George Tscherny’s 1968 packaging design for Lark cigarettes.
Read more about the designs here.
Red Square Agency put together a set of stationary for their design agency during last summer. It holds it’s balance as something that works well individually and holds it’s nice design, whilst also being quite fun when the whole thing comes together.
Read more about the project here.
Adrian Johnson is an illustrator working out of East Sussex, England.
Check out his site here.
Morphix Design Studio are the team behind ‘Picons’, an ever growing collection of royalty free vector icons and pictograms for designers to use.
Check it out here.
Finnish design firm Tsto have a portfolio of great work, including this branding identity design for the 2011 Flow Festival.
Read more about the project and take a look at their very well designed website here.
Shin, Dokho is a south Korean designer, with some really excellent print and type work. Take a look here.
Fantastic vintage map illustration graphic of the United Kingdom from the Boston Public Library Flickr archive.
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