I am a longtime hater of full-browser websites but damn it all if I don’t have to make a huge exception for the work of photographer David Lindsey Wade and his absolutely kick ass portfolio of work.
“Marque is a branding consultancy with a contemporary view of the world.
We work collectively across three studios; London, New York, Glasgow. Our specialisations are position, identity and communication. To these we bring energy, dedication and sensitivity.”
There is some beautiful work in Marque’s portfolio.
The stellar advertising/creative agency Strawberry Frog has been reborn as Amsterdam Worldwide under the new ethos that creative is now a global marketplace and should be approached as such.
Left Studio updates with some really gorgeous design work.
Legendary advertising agency Weiden and Kennedy has relaunched the website for their London branch. Amazing and intelligent work goes without saying. You can’t miss with W+K.
Roundel updates with a new website and a fantastic body of work.
Interesting projects for a variety of mediums showcasing a really wide breadth of talent from young Tab Brown. Keep your eye on him. I don’t even know what to file him under.
A lot of gaggle (or grip on the streetwise tip) of rock solid design work from agency Wolff Olins. They have been around the block a time or two with over 500 clients. Yikes.
“Commissioned by the advertising agency Nordpol+ Hamburg I designed the origami models and consulted the stopmotion aswell as the computer animators of this world wide corperate movie that tells the story of the japanese sports brand ASICS. The movie won a Grand Prix at the Eurobest, gold at the New York festival, gold at the London International Awarts, silver at the Clio in Miami and two times bronze at ADC Germany.
See more of my work here:
Director: Tim Schierwater (Nordpol+ Hamburg)
Art Director: Sean Kirby (Nordpol+ Hamburg)
Producer: Florian Liertz (elemente-e Production)
Animation: André Junker, Chrisoffer Wolters (Nform)
Stopmotion: Kathrin Albers, Jim Lacy (Stoptrick)
Origami Artist: Sipho Mabona (Mabona Origami)
read more about the making of here:
maxon.net/pages/dyn_files/dyn_htx/htx/2481/02481_02481.html“
Superfad brings just a fraction of friction to this Durex ad. Sure you have seen it as it has swept the web like a wild fire.
I have linked up Bela Borsodi’s work before on the past version of my blog and possibly even this version but no matter, it is still worth mentioning again. Some of it is very erotic but he is able to stage and capture imagery that feels and reads almost like a snipet direct from the artist’s imagination. Really original and inspiring work always worth a second look.
Sleek and sexy design work from the Autralian shop 3 Deep. Freshly updated site as well.
Not entirely sure what this is for but as far as advertising goes, I was sold.
Updates in the portfolio of talented vector artist Adhemas Batista.
“Sid Lee conceives brand experiences-by creating products, services and spaces-and markets them through advertising, experiential marketing, branded content and interactive communications. Commercial creativity is how we define this novel integrated multidisciplinary approach.”
Wow, that was a bit of a mouthful. To cut to the chase, Sid Lee has one hell of a slick website and some really attention-grabbing contemporary work in their book.
There is some really fantastic design work in the portfolio of Moving Brands. Totally awesome if I may dare say. Be sure to click the ‘work’ link at the top and then get into it.
All about Moving Brands:
“Moving Brands is an independent brand and digital agency with offices in London, Tokyo, Zurich and San Francisco. At a time of rapid evolution across business, culture and technology, we help our clients to create, transform and refresh brands for a moving world.
Our approach provides brand and digital strategy, brand identity, and brand expression for an array of digital and print media. Clients work with us on global brand transformation programmes, individual digital and print projects and everything in between.
Through our work we create new ways for brands to connect with people, and people to connect with brands. Technologies and processes are very important here, but everything we do starts and ends with people.
At the heart of our work is a belief that brands should be as dynamic and relevant as the company, service or product they represent. Businesses grow every moment of every day — so should their identities and their communications”
There are some nice examples of squeaky clean graphic design work in the portfolio of Draught Associates. I wonder if they are called that because they are drinking buddies. Just curious.
“PetPunk is creative collaboration of Andrius Kirvela & Gediminas Šiaulys”
