Albert’s living in beautiful Barcelona and putting out all sorts of high-end print pieces. Blind embossing and foil-stamping abound! Budgets be damned!
Archives for 2006
Akroe
September 1, 2006 By Leave a Comment
Akroe is the portfolio of Étienne Bardelli from Paris. Some great work, and you don’t even need to know French (though it helps).
Hello Hello
August 30, 2006 By Leave a Comment
Hello Hello is Stephen Crowhurst. Motion, fashion, illustation, packaging, textiles, ceramics, surfaces, toys, print. The man does it all. And he does it all well.
1 kilo
August 29, 2006 By Leave a Comment
Didn’t have to dig too deep in the ol’ bookmarks for this one today. Only the products have descriptions in English.
Jemma Hostetler
August 28, 2006 By Leave a Comment
Jemma’s updated her main site with some newly commisioned artwork. You can also view her work on her other sites: Prate and Studio Sans Nom.
New Servers
August 28, 2006 By Leave a Comment
A Practice for Everyday Life
August 24, 2006 By Leave a Comment
Go on and visit the studio of APFEL. You’ll find some highly conceptual work with an aesthetic that just fits right for the content.
Joshua Darden
August 22, 2006 By Leave a Comment
He started designed type at 15 and was recently named one of Print Magazine’s top 20 young artists under 30. He’s worked with Eric Spiekermann, Christian Schwartz, Jonathan Hoefler, and Tobias Frere-Jones. He’s an adjunct professor at Parsons. I don’t know where he finds the time to design all these amazing typefaces. Have a look at some of his type here.
Ian Lynman
August 22, 2006 By Leave a Comment
Ian’s got a great sense for type and his printed pieces show great craft and polish.
100th Post—Brad Harris Photo!
August 18, 2006 By 3 Comments
It’s a milestone! 100 posts! And 4 comments! Please send links, feedeback, comments, even spam, I don’t care! What do YOU want to see more of? Talk to me.
Anyway, here is some very lovely post-modernist-type photography from Brad Harris. What’s more is it’s a full Flash site. What’s even more is it sports an entirely keyboard based nav scheme. What’s even more more is that it’s easy to use.
