Blanka has decided to print and sell Austrian graphic designer Alber Exergian’s minimal TV show and movie posters. They swept the internet only a couple of weeks back and Blanka decided to seize the moment and print them as a series of A1 Epson giclee prints. It looks like it could make a nice Christmas gift for your graphic designing loved one.
Helsinki-based freelancing illustrator and graphic designer Janine Rewell sent an email to let us know she updated her portfolio with some tasty new work.
Barcelonian graphic designer Máximo Tuja works as a graphic designer and tries his best to create an imaginary world from torn pieces of the ‘real’ world.
Graphic designer Matthijs Van Leeuwen is not afraid to use big, clean, oversized and colorful type. That is just fine by me. There are some nice examples in his portfolio including a starkly minimal but lovely annual report for Brunel.
It’s been a very long time since I last wrote about designer and illustrator Leslie David and with some recent additions to the David portfolio, it’s worth another browse.
I wrote about Rhode Island School of Design graduate Huy Vu a very long time ago and rediscovered his work and there are some wonderful things happening in his portfolio. It’s worth another browse for the uninitiated.
Barcelona born and raised graphic designer Marta Cerdà Alimbau has been busy updating with some really attractive vector-heavy design and typography work.
Bangkok-based design agency Studio Nobik have some nice work in their collective portfolio. I love the animated gif display thumbnails of their projects as well.
Italian Illustrator/designer and founder of RevolverLover and ANTI magazine, Nazario Graziano has been busy updating his portfolio with some of his signature retro-inspired collage work.
Designer and illustrator David Mascha sent in a link to his portfolio tonight. He has updated with both a new website and new work. The website is about as smooth and no frills as a Flash site can get. It’s function first, showcasing his unique digital illustration work with a modern contemporary flair that really sets off his style. His illustration work is a lot of fun to look at but he also has some nice typography work happening in his portfolio that serves as an extra bonus. Good work.
Lucas Nasson is a Brazilian born graphic designer who now resides in New York. He sent me a link to his website several days ago and I somehow missed it but was pleasantly surprised to discover a really beautiful body of print work in his portfolio.
Adam&Co. is a creative studio founded in 2007 by Adam Larson.
“After 10 years working for various design and advertising companies, Larson decided to start his own. In 2007 he left Arnold Worldwide, where he was a VP Creative Director, to open Adam&Co., a creative studio specializing in branding, packaging and identities.”
There is some seriously gorgeous work in the Adam&Co. portfolio.
Longtime inspirational creative blog Computer Love relaunched today with a new look and a new model. The end goal is 3 websites that will feature not only the regular inspirational blog but a portfolio network, creative awards and your own personal space. Move over QBN.
Jamie Mitchell has some sincerely stunning examples of clean and minimal graphic design in his portfolio. His work has led him to work with some notable clients and for good reason.
Brazilian graphic artist Adhemas Batista has been very busy cranking out the bright, colorful and slick vector illustration work that made him known throughout the design world. He has collected his most recent efforts to display in an equally slick new website. He has also launched a blog if you want to keep up with him there.
Flydende Lava is the moniker of designer Daniel Siim who delivers work across a range of media including film, art, graphic design and fashion.
Aimizm is the portfolio of Gary Swindell who spent many years working as a Creative director for numerous agencies. He currently works privately for design agencies and private clients across the UK and Scandinavia helping deliver strategy, design and art direction.
Howard Wakefield and Peter Saville originally founded Parris Wakefield in 2002. It was then called Saville Parris Wakefield until this year when Peter Saville left to work on his own projects. Despite his absence, which was no doubt a big blow, Parris Wakefield are continuing to output some beautiful design work.
