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Argentinian design and illustration studio Pogo has been posted here before but they have some newer and excellent work in their Behance-folio including some red hot exhibition work.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Exhibition, Illustration, Pogo

If you are a poster fanatic like I am then you will certainly appreciate the huge archive of dropdead gorgeous prints created for some of the better bands out on tour by the silkscreening studio Status Serigraph. The prints are extremely reasonably priced too and the designs skills represented are obviously top shelf all the way.

written by Christopher | tags: Gig Posters, Justin Helton, Silkscreen, Status Serigraph

Uniform is a brand communications agency based in Liverpool with a portfolio full of inspirational work. They have a wonderful little video on their homepage that explains their agency. Good stuff.

written by Christopher | tags: Branding, Liverpool, Motion Graphics, Uniform

Studio Blup in London has recently posted a flurry of new work primarily consisting of digital illustrations for editorial. They also posted some fun interviews with different designers and illustrators from their trip to this year’s OFFF event in Barcelona.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, London, Studio Blup

French graphic designer Pierre Vanni has recently updated with all kinds of strange new and very French projects. It’s minimal, brimming with personality and will definitely make you scratch your head in a good way. His portfolio reads more like a dive into the subconscious mind of a French designer than it does like a book of real project work.

written by Christopher | tags: France, Graphic Design, Pierre Vanni, Typography

The Submarine Channel has been piling on all sorts of inspiring content lately. They tout themselves as ‘world’s premiere destination for original transmedia dramas, documentaries and genre-defying entertainment.’ They recently posted a wonderful interview with the amazing designer/typographer Wim Crouwel. He is arguably one of the best at what he does in the world and has influenced and inspired generations of designers. It’s rare in this business to see someone stay at the top of their game for such a long time. Not to be outdone, Submarine also recently posted another great interview with Droog Studio. Keep an eye on Submarine, it’s nice to see a concerted effort at building some great content that lives beyond traditional broadcast.

written by Christopher | tags: Digital Broadcast, New Media, Submarine Channel, Typography

I think I have posted Swiss Designer Daniel Peter’s work before but his poster work has been grabbing a lot of attention lately and for good reason, much of it is classic international typographic style at work and it’s extremely inspirational at that.

written by Christopher | tags: Daniel Peter, Poster design, Swiss, Typography

Graphic Designer/Art Director Greg Durrell recently updated with yet more stunning graphic work for the Olympics. His work has been all over the creative blogosphere this week most likely because of it’s simple accessible style that exudes a playful minimalism that is seemingly without pretension.

written by Christopher | tags: Canada, Graphic Design, Greg Durrell, Olympics, Print

Studio Output has updated their portfolio and website with some inspiring new work that stretches across multiple mediums for some notable clients. The word above goes far in describing the work in their freshly updated book.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, London, studio output

Largetype is the playground and blog of designer Matt Stevens. He has a portfolio website and a storefront as well but there are some wonderful things happening at his play space.

written by Christopher | tags: Branding, Graphic Design, Matt Stevens, Print

Benoît Bodhuin has a flurry of interesting design work in his portfolio including some layout deconstructivist pieces that almost serve as abstract expressionistic graphic art.

written by Christopher | tags: Benoît Bodhuin, France, Graphic Design, Layout

This is a friendly reminder not to forget about the downright knockdown dragout kickass studio known as Invisible Creature. We have been knee deep in motion design and 3D lately at our studio but seeing Invisible Creature’s new work makes me want to roll up my sleeves and get my hands dirty with print again. Their work has been an inspiration to me for several years now and every update to their portfolio yields a new source for that inspiration.

written by Christopher | tags: Album Art, Illustration, Invisible Creature, Seattle

Designer Oliver Munday has updated with some OMG WTF NEW work and it might provoke some of those reactions considering just how good his work is. There is all kinds of tasty stuff in there and if you are reading this Mr. Munday, I would love a print of the poster pictured in this post.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Oliver Munday, Print, Typography

Swedish studio Kurppa Hosk is “an interdisciplinary brand and design consultancy creating attraction.” How great is that? ‘Creating attraction.’ That is a statement that needs to be capitalized on folks. Kurppa has some strong color use of color applied through minimal graphics within their portfolio. It’s classic international typographic style with a pop sentiment.

written by Christopher | tags: Kurppa Hosk, Minimalism, Stockholm, Sweden

Ghostly Records put up a great interview with artist and designer Michael Cina who is a rare breed of designer artist equally at home with a paint brush as he is with a mouse. Michael has done some truly amazing work for the label over the past few years and the interview digs into his working process and what drives his passion for art and design. He’s still a powerhouse of talent in the industry and has been a source of inspiration to us at Changethethought for several years now.

written by Christopher | tags: Album Art, Ghostly Records, Michael Cina

Mutto is the work of Argentinian designer/illustrator Guille Muñoz. His website is full of all kinds of strange and interesting things. Something totally different is lurking behind almost every item in his nav. It’s definitely an unusual portfolio that showcases a multifaceted talent.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Graphic Design, Guille Muñoz, Illustration

I have been pouring over the work of Mark Coleran lately as I have begun the process of redesigning the new version of the Changethethought blog and website. Coleran is a rare beast of a designer who has carved out a unique niche in creating user interface systems for movies. You know when the scene comes on when some super secret agent is interfacing with some far out computer or system? Well chances are, Coleran was the man responsible for designing how that user interface system looked. Lately his work has attracted the attention of real software companies who are beginning to employ his skills in creating actual interface systems for new applications.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, interface design, San Francisco, ui

Canadian Art Director and Designer Mark Bulford sent us a nice email about how much he enjoys our blog and we wanted to reciprocate because we really liked the work in his portfolio at Brand Nouveau. He has a small but considered body of work with an excellent us of type and image on display that looks like it is poised to get more interesting as he grows in his profession. Thanks for the email Mark.

written by Christopher | tags: Brand Nouveau, Canada, Mark Bulford