The very talented Andrio Abero (formerly 33rpm) has updated with a new website. There is not a lot of new work on the site but the big bonus is that the work is now cross referenced in a much easier-access way. The guy is just a great designer and his work never fails to inspire.
Barcelona design agency Vasava has updated with what looks like a new website and several new examples of project work. I will be in Barcelona the week after next and I just cannot wait. I was thinking of dropping in on these guys and saying hello.
Since I last dropped in, Sebastian Onufszak has been busy updating his huge portfolio with a lot of new work that is really beginning to stretch his approach and style.
Illustrator/designer Xavier Bourdil emailed in his recently updated portfolio and he I am happy to share some of his unique imagery with you.
Barcelona-based Toormix is an all around solid and fresh design studio, focusing on branding, editorial, way finding and environmental graphic design. Their lengthy and complex website definitely speaks to their apparent design sensibilities, with a really smart interface. Also, now I really want to produce a newsprint zine!
Gilles Gavillet and David Rust have updated the Gavillet & Rust portfolio with some striking new Swiss-made Swiss-inspired work.
Mike Giesser (formerly known as Neue75_Bold) has updated with both a new website and body of really impecable design work.
Frédéric Tacer is a 24 year old graphic designer ‘freshly graduated’ from the National College of Arts and Design Olivier de Serres in Paris. He is now based in London and already has an impressive portfolio under his ‘fresh’ belt.
About Face from their site:
“The members of Face have been working together as a young, refreshing and creative team of art directors since 2003. Face is an intelligence-driven multidisciplinary design studio, based in Monterrey, Mexico whose work range includes design solutions, advertising, editorial projects and custom publishing, corporate identity and brand development. Face applies a global perspective to its projects and offers specific, applicable creative answers to premium brands in various areas. We directly approach each brand to know them integrally in order to build them customized solutions based on their unique and particular needs.”
They have a really impressive portfolio of design work. Their branding and ID work is top shelf all the way through.
Longtime design superhero Michael Cina has updated with a lot of new work, some of which is very different from his past efforts. And considering his amazing talent, that is a very good and refreshing thing to see.
Parc-Graphic has updated with a new website and new work. All of the work is simple, unusual, organic and surreal.
Our sometime contributor, Luke Williams (who is [to his credit] too humble and kind to post this himself) has updated with both a new website and some very adept new work. He is growing as a designer and his work just keeps getting better. Kudos Luke and keep up the great work my friend. There is no better blessing than seeing good people do good work.
To celebrate the launch of it’s new version, Computer Love has become a temporary piece of art. It is a very compelling piece of art as well. What a great idea from one of my longtime favorite design blogs.
My friends and Boulder/Denver locals Cypher 13 (alter ego Joyengine) have been really busy this year and just keep getting better at what they are busy at. You can see the results of some of their more recent efforts in their recently relaunched website. Great work guys.
Australian design agency Coöp have updated with some slick new projects.
Spanish graphic designer Joel Lozano has recently updated with some vivid and playful new work.
There is a new issue of Newwork Magazine available for your viewing pleasure, and viewing it is indeed a pleasure.
Swiss design duo Ronnie Fueglister and Martin Stoeckling make up Studio Sport. Having real Swiss last names (as they stipulate on their site), consequently there is some crisp typography work in their collaborative portfolio.
