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Eric Elms is the founder of the Brooklyn-based design studio Adorn. They have a long scroll of really exceptional and intelligent work.

written by Christopher | tags: Adorn, Brooklyn, Eric Elms, Graphic Design

Eurico Sá Fernandes is 18 years old. Yeah, that’s right. 18 years old and his portfolio is better than most people who have been in the profession for years. I hate the whole youth culture worship that we are always guilty of but every once in a while you just have to be a little amazed by such raw talent. This is one of those times.

written by Christopher | tags: Eurico Sá Fernandes, Graphic Design, Hieurico, Typography

Jonas Bergstrand graduated from Forsberg’s School of Design in 1997. In 2000 he came under the representation of the Central Illustration Agency and has since worked for numerous clients. He has has a kind of 60’s Saul Bass kind of thing happening in his work that is really likeable and just downright cool.

written by Christopher | tags: 60's, Graphic Design, Jonas Bergstrand, Typography

I am sure he was going to post it himself, but occasional Changethethought contributor Jeffery Bowman appears to have updated his website Mr. Bowlegs with more of his really great work. Jeff is really getting a strong grip on his style and his work just gets more and more fun to look at as he does. He is also a great guy. You can’t miss.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Jeffery Bowman, Mr. Bowlegs

Michal Sycz has some really detailed digital illustration work in his Behance-folio. He also has a website called Noeeko.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Michal Sycz, Noeeko

There is a lot of really fun work in the Behance-folio of Barcelona design studio Valistika. Apparently a full on website is coming soon but there is some great stuff already going at Behance. I am really starting to appreciate the pencil/graphic mashup stuff going on lately.

written by Christopher | tags: Barcelona, Graphic Design, Illustration, Valistika

Trevor Conrad is originally from Seattle, but currently lives in Savannah GA where he is pursuing an MFA in Graphic Design at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Trevor is a longtime lurker on the blog who often leaves comments on the blog and isn’t afraid to give an honest opinion. He has some smart work in his book to partner his smart comments.

written by Christopher | tags: Advertising, Graphic Design, Savannah, Trevor Conrad

Buenos Aires-based graphic designer/illustrator Leandro Castelao has some deceptively simple yet strikingly unique work in his portfolio. He has his niche dialed in tight.

Discovered via my favorite But Does It Float.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Graphic Design, Illustration, Leadndro Castelao

Remember design celebrity Robert Lindstrom of Design Chapel fame? He was all the internet rage a few years back and (thanks to someone informing me today) I found out that he has completely relaunched his website and put some new work online. There is some really nice stuff in his book and he is still worth the press.

written by Christopher | tags: Design Chapel, Graphic Design, Robert Lindstrom

There is a strange and quirky body of work spanning across virtually every 2D medium waiting at Miss Lotion.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration, Miss Lotion

Brooklyn-based designer/illustrator, Norik has updated with some nice work. His portfolio is pretty varied and he isn’t afraid to experiment or dabble in different styles which is really nice. Consequently, there are some really unusual and unexpected pieces in his book (especially loving some of the psychedelic work).

written by Christopher | tags: Brooklyn, Graphic Design, Illustration, The Norik

Argentinian design studio, Design Has No Name have relaunched their website with some really clean and attractive new work.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentinia, Design Has No Name, Graphic Design

Creative consultancy/design agency, Made By Six has updated both their website and portfolio with some tasty new design steez.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Made By Six, Print, Typography

Andrés Yeah doesn’t like to talk about himself which is fine because that leaves the work to speak for itself. There is some interesting work ranging from illustration through design in his Flickr-folio.

written by Christopher | tags: Andres Yeah, Designer Fake, Flickr, Graphic Design

Recent Milwaukee Institute of Art + Design graduate Brett Stenson has an interesting portfolio ranging from vividly-colored illustration through graphic design work.

written by Christopher | tags: Brett Stenson, Graphic Design, Illustration, Milwaukee

I wrote about Philipp Zurmoehle’s website and work ‘Phillennium‘ a couple of months back but stumbled upon his Flickr-folio today and discovered there is a lot more in his Flickr pages than on his website.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Philipp Zurmoehle, Phillennium

Eskimo Square is the showcase ‘sophisticated 3D visualization’ from Graham Harvey. He is responsible for the recent SYFY 3D logo that has been floating around the design blogosphere this past week. You can see more in his Flickr-folio as well.

written by Christopher | tags: 3d, Eskimo Square, Graphic Design

Illustrator/designer Damien Correll has updated once again with some really nice hand-treated design work. A lot of the images are pretty small but there is some really nice work on display regardless.

written by Christopher | tags: Brooklyn, Damien Correll, Graphic Design, Illustration