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Love love LOVE these pirate themed products and packaging!
Recently, 826 Valencia enlisted the help of San Fransisco design firm, office, to develop the store’s new identity along with about 50 new products. The results are fabulously fun and creative. All proceeds go directly to benefit 826 Valencia’s writing programs
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Take a trip back in icon history with German designer Gerd Arntz’s public archive of pictograms and visual signs.
Arntz designed around 4000 such signs, which symbolized keydata from industry, demographics, politics and economy.
Wow…people can make type out of just about anything. I’m constantly blown away by the creativity of designers! Check out this typeface made out of fake eyelashes by designer Amitis Pahlevan.
I’ll admit it, sometimes i’m terrified of a blank sheet of paper. The creative possibilities are endless. While I get freaked out by this…some people make typeface out of blank paper.
…and since I cant seem to get enough of Heads of State today… Check out this series of simple geometric book covers:
Five covers in a system for a series of user experience design text books.
Designer Youri sent us a link to her? his? :P article Breaking the mold: 9 impressive Flash portfolios.
There are definitely some very nice flash designs on the list, although some fall into the trap of using cryptic navigation.
Nice minimalistic website and interesting work by NYC based design firm 2×4.
2×4 is a collaborative group of creative directors, writers, and designers founded in 1994 by partners Michael Rock, Susan Sellers, and Georgianna Stout. With cutting-edge projects in virtually all graphic media-print, web, motion graphics, and environmental design, 2×4’s trademark approach heavily emphasizes critical thinking and research. Known for intellectual content and explorations of rhetorical meaning, many of 2×4’s projects question the nature of design and are as much about the thinking process behind each work as the finished product.
AB - a spice range for blind and visually impaired people. The Logo is communicating the exact same thing for sighted and non-sited people, since the a is one dot and the b is two dots in braille.
Interesting concept that solves a visual problem for non-visual people. Check out the rest of Hampus Jageland’s portfolio.
French Designer Vincent delivers a flash roundhouse with his Fluotonic Design website.
The tilted design may not be for everyone, but it certainly is interesting.
