Monthly Archive
for: ‘May, 2007’

This is what design should be about. Elegant solutions to what can be extremely difficult problems. Bikes are used to carry and transport goods all around the world. Worldbike have become a source for making bikes more effective at accomplishing these goals. We pair bike industry leaders with economic development NGOs and socially conscious designers …

…looks nothing like these. LivingHomes is a developer focusing on modular housing and sustainable architecture. They’re currently located out of southern California, so us middle-coasters are out of luck. Ray Kappe and David Hertz are their main architects, and their modernist design philosophies are apparent in their work. More than anything else, I was impressed …

Steve Harrington is a screen printer par excellence. With a serious sixties nostalgic feel, his work references some really great poster art without being derivative. There’s also very contemporary overtones. He is work is a lens on print history, firmly rooted in today’s cultural context. Think Milton Glaser and Wes Anderson’s illegitimate child. (his work …

Edwin Ushiro describes himself as a Cinematographer, Production Designer, Visual Consultant, Art Director, Storyboard Artist, Concept Designer and Fashion Designer. His visual art is what i find particularly compelling. For digital work, it feels very organic and intimate. Be sure to check out his process images, and see how the work evolves.

I don’t think that I really need to say a lot about this one. Umbrella Market. Found via Fecal Face

It certainly can if it’s designed by Alex Trochut. The Spaniard has a knack for combinging sexy typography and illustration. I’m a sucker for typography embed into photography and find that the combination of the two makes for some of the most effective design. For someone who espouses a ‘more is more’ philosophy, he has …

Check out Pawel Nolbert. You thought the only good thing to come out of Poland was the sausage. A little colorful eye candy illustration for your memorial day viewing.

Mr Phillip Toledano explains his work better than i could. “… at age eleven, I got my first camera. I’ve been taking slightly odd pictures ever since… I also believe a photograph should be like an unfinished sentence.” His site is simple, and beautiful, all html, no-frills. The typography kills. Nice embellishments. He leads every …