There is some really inventive work happening in the portfolio of Todd St. John at Hunter Gatherer. I love the dimensionality added to the print work by creating and arranging real and what often appears to be wooden objects.
HUAS is an unusual beast that has created some really great work and likes to show it in a way that captures your attention and makes you rethink how you browse a portfolio. Good stuff.
French Art Director/Designer Phoks has updated with some colorful new work.
There is some interesting work for print in the portfolio of Hans Gremmen.
If you have been seeing all of the weird pictures of naked people floating today it is all because of the new website for the creative studio Legs. They deserve the attention as well for the work they have produced so far for clients like Diesel and the NY Times.
Cyrill Clunev has put together a nice little site featuring his experimental layout work.
Mark Zador and Attila Horvath have launched their collective outlet, titled Official Classic, as a way out of what they describe as a constrictive creative scene in order to experience the fullest extent of their ambition and ability. I think that’s a noble goal. Consequently there is some really nice vector graphics and type faces available at the site. Best of luck guys and I hope for your success.
Malaysian born Shanghai-based graphic designer Driv has some very expertly executed design work in his portfolio.
There is some pretty inspiring work ranging the entire gamut from studio, illustration, photography, art and design in the latest issue of Digital Temple Magazine: We Are On.
I was really surprised at just how much was in there. There are lots of triangles in there too. I guess those aren’t going away in 2009. Like them or not, there is still some really great stuff in this latest issue.
The circle drawings of Richard Sarson are pretty interesting. I can’t imagine that they would be easy to produce, especially considering how cleanly they are rendered.
Illustrator/designer Alberto Cerriteno has updated his portfolio which reflects that he is now focused primarily on his unique illustration style.
There are some really fun illustrations in the portfolio of Richard Hogg. How could you not love an illustration of a guy with a pant load of balloons?
Superscript² has updated with a few really nice new projects.
University of Brighton student, Christopher Smith has some work that kind of defies explanation in his book. He is studying illustration but there is something more going on there that is hard to put a finger on.
Nepomuk is Sven Neitzel, Doris Freigofas and Daniel Dolz from Berlin and they have some really great design and illustration work in their collective book. I have written of their exploits before but it appears their is a bit of newness happening since I last dropped in.
Some nice crispy and clean type and layout from Stanislav Sipovich.
Claire Scully has a really impressive portfolio displaying talent across the board from pen and pencil drawings to digital collage.
Tesia Alexandra has assembled a huge portfolio of motion boards, all of which are expertly executed. That isn’t all that is in her portfolio though as she has worked in multiple mediums.
