Machine has a new book out entitled, ‘Designed By Machine’ featuring some of the great design work they have done over the years. I have seen their work several times before but only today realized I had never posted it. Spend some time browsing because there is some great stuff in there.
Jens Mebes has some really nice work in his portfolio including these great porn collages for what he calls an ‘erotic restaurant’. That sounds like a fun client.
Aimee Wilder has some really fantastic wallpaper patterns in her portfolio. I would love to have some of them in my house.
There is some nice things happening in the Photostream of Luke’s Beard. My guess is that his name is Luke and that he has a beard.
Sidenote: My brother’s name is Luke and the reason is because my mother let me name him. I wanted to name him Hans Solo but my mother wouldn’t let me so I settled for Luke Skywalker and she shortened it to Luke. (True story).
“Project Projects is a design studio focusing on print, exhibition, and interactive work with clients in art and architecture. Founded in 2004 by Prem Krishnamurthy and Adam Michaels, the studio’s clients include Art in General, Berkeley Art Museum, Bard College Center for Curatorial Studies, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Center for Urban Pedagogy, Field Operations, The Museum of Modern Art, The New York Times Magazine, Phaidon, Princeton Architectural Press, Steven Holl Architects, Storefront for Art & Architecture, Vera List Center for Art & Politics, White Columns, and WORKac. The studio has won numerous awards including I.D. magazine’s 2007 Design Distinction Award, the Art Directors Club Young Guns 5 Award, several Society of Publication Designers merit awards, and the AIGA 365 Award. In addition to client-based work, the studio initiates and produces independent curatorial and publishing projects.”
There is some really great work in their book.
Geneva, Switzerland-based design firm, Schaffter Sahli was founded in 2005 by Joanna Schaffter and Vincent Sahli. They have some really classic and clean work in their collective portfolio. Great use of type and color.
The folks over at Wish You Were Here emailed me to let me know about their new Patternscape prints last week, and I have forgotten to post it several days in a row now (still no internet at home yet). There are some really cool patterns in there that would probably make an attractive addition to a lonely apartment wall.
There are some updates in the portfolio of the Spanish design firm Medusa Team.
There is some really great work in the Behance portfolio of designer Grzegorz Domaradzki. I am especially loving his set of vectorized portrait movie posters.
Naja Conrad Hansen has generated some really great fashion-inspired paintings and illustrations. I would love to see this work in a gallery setting. Great stuff.
There is some nice work spanning across many mediums in the portfolio of Mauricio Vasquez.
There are some really great updates in the portfolio of Ill Studio.
Interesting work in the portfolio of Swiss designer Didier Quarroz who has been studying at the Ecole Cantonal D’Art de Lausanne since 2004.
I think I may have posted this before but was sent an email reminder this morning, so oh well, there is updates in the portfolio of Kult House. I am digging the Omega Code poster.
I spaced this last week but someone was nice enough to email me the Flickr-folio of Bulgarian designer Kliment Kalchev. He has some great work in his book that comes ready to inspire.
Hvass And Hannibal have updated their portfolio with some really great work. The above album cover was created out of 270 peices of paper printed with gradients. Stephan Lavavej shared his origami-instructions over the internet and it took the crew 2 days to create the paper ball. Pretty amazing dedication to craft.
