Akroe

Akroe

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Akroe is the portfolio of Étienne Bardelli from Paris. Some great work, and you don’t even need to know French (though it helps).

1 kilo

1 kilo

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Didn’t have to dig too deep in the ol’ bookmarks for this one today. Only the products have descriptions in English.

Jemma Hostetler

Jemma Hostetler

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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.

Ian Lynman

Ian Lynman

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Ian’s got a great sense for type and his printed pieces show great craft and polish.

Blue River

Blue River

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Not even a word about the studio or its philosophy over here, just some tight work, most of it collateral for theaters.

Lobby Design

Lobby Design

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I have to admit, my Swedish is quite bad, and by quite bad I mean that I do not understand any words of the language. But that did not stop me from enjoying Lobby Design’s work. There’s a strange joy to be found, uncovering the fact that illustrationer is swedish for illustration. Go ahead, next time you wander around Ikea, you may even recognize a name or two.

Lowd & Klea

Lowd & Klea

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These are the kind of sites I really like, no copy, just images. Check out the work from this Leeds-based studio, cleverly named, Lowd & Klea.

Fuse Project

Fuse Project

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Join Yves Béhar and crew over at Fuse Project. For the unitiated, Fuse has collaborated in all sorts of undertakings from branding exercises, to industrial design, such as the Leaf Light from Herman Miller, shown above. While the range of disciplines exhibited may be diverse, it is the creative approach and process applied to each project that gives them commonality.

Kent Lyons

Kent Lyons

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Here’s another beauty from London. Kent Lyons is rocking some über-polished print pieces. Stop by and say hi.

Matthew Huber Photgraphy

Matthew Huber Photgraphy

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Explore Matthew Huber’s vast portfolio of stunning photography ranging from still-life to product.