11.13.08
I just dropped in on Grand People today because I really love their work and they just keep updating with better and better work. They really are amazing and I just love almost every single thing in their portfolio.
I just dropped in on Grand People today because I really love their work and they just keep updating with better and better work. They really are amazing and I just love almost every single thing in their portfolio.

The MWM 2009 Calendar Poster Set is now available in the MWM Graphics Online Shop. The Four Poster Set was printed on extra-heavy poster stock with an Indigo Press. Crazy vibrant colors and crisp details. Three 2009 months per poster. Hang them up in a row for full spectrum color, or one at a time to let the colors of the seasons brighten up your Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4.
Joel Evey let me know that he has put together a new zine titled, ‘The Black Book of Hate‘ that is available now at Tactical Magic. There are some really notable artists and designers involved and it looks like a really interesting project.
Obamamania rages on and you can quench your thirst by downloading some pretty sweet free Obama dingbats here. Pretty cool graphics to be giving away.
It appears Nigel has updated Electric Heat for the first time in a very very long time. It also looks as though he is still working for some powerhouse clients. Good on him.
UFHO updates with some absolutely stellar self-initiated work. Good for them for just getting out there, being creative and making something happen. Great work.
Hydro 74 and Pale Horse Design proudly present the “Back in Black” T-Shirt Exhibit - Showcasing limited-edition, one-color t-shirt designs by some of the world’s leading digital artists (who are the backbone of many of the major apparel brands we see today).
The purpose of this show is to highlight the artwork of the uncelebrated designers whose art you’ve probably been collecting in your closet for years, as well as to establish the t-shirt as a new medium for fine art.
November 22nd from 4:00PM - 10:00PM @ Pale Horse Gallery - St. Petersburg, FL
During the exhibit:
Check out the artists here. For more information on Pale Horse, visit www.palehorsedesign.com.
Great work in the portfolio of Heydays. Great intuitive use of Flash with their website as well.
More about Heydays:
“Heydays is an Oslo-based multidisiplinary design studio specialized in printed media, creative direction and graphic design. We work within a wide range of projects, from corporate identities, interactive websites, magazines, books and packaging. We strive to find a balance between idea, function and aesthetics in each of our projects. We’re like a young Marvin in his hey.”
“WSDIA is a Brooklyn, New York-based graphic, interactive, and architecture multi-disciplinary design studio. WSDIA designs, develops and mediates interactive, print, motion and architecture projects for a diverse group of clients in a wide array of professions.
Oh yeah, we love type, paying attention to detail and skittles (the new chocolate ones are grand)! We are: Jared Seavers, Jonathan Jackson and Sarah Nelson”
Brosmind is a multidisciplinary studio based in Barcelona founded by the Mingarro Brothers. They speciallize in illustration, graphic design and product design, although they often develop their own projects. Their style is fresh and optimistic and always combines fantasy and humour.
Seriously fantastic vector illustration work.
Suprb has officially relaunched with a new site and apparently a new team.
More about Suprb:
“Originally established in 2005 by Andreas Pihlstrom, Suprb became a two man army when Emil Olsson joined forces in late 2008.
Suprb is a multidisciplinary design studio based in Stockholm, Sweden that works remotely with a select group of like minded creatives from the world over, such as Dimitre Lima, Universal Everything, Christopher Hewitt, Michael Paul Young, Jonathan Puckey, Michael Fakesch, Stefan Gandl, Jake Wherry and Ben Lukas Boysen.”
Wow, that is some pretty serious heavy-hitting name-dropping. I am a massive fan of Universal Everything and all that they do.
There is a full portfolio of good graphic design work waiting at Ontwerpatelier.
There are some really interesting vector studies in the portfolio of Modovisual.
“Nepomuk is a small design and illustration group in Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg. Daniel Dolz, Doris Freigofas and Sven Neitzel have started Nepomuk in Autumn 2005. Doris Freigofas and Sven Neitzel currently study at the Kunsthochschule-Berlin Weißensee, Daniel Dolz studys at the FHTW in Berlin.”
I wrote about Neue a long while back on the previous version of my blog but they have since put a lot more work on their site and it is all just absolutely brilliant.
Thank you for the reminder, Formfiftyfive.