MOME Canteen brand design by Nora Demeczky.
graphic design
The Universal Arts of Graphic Design
Though often overlooked, Graphic Design surrounds us: it is the signs we read, the products we buy, and the rooms we inhabit. Graphic designers find beauty within limitations, working towards the ultimate goal of visually communicating a message, be it the packaging of a product, the spirit of a book, or the narrative of a building. Utilizing a language of type and imagery, graphic designers try to make every aspect of our lives defined and beautiful.
via Off Book | PBS
Rebranding – The Complexity of Simplicity
This video features MVC’s Creative and Brand Director Jason Pires discussing the complex process of logo design and the outcome of the 1-800-THE-LAW2 (TL2) rebrand.
via design you trust.
The Art of Sign Painting with Steve Powers
Steve Powers has been a charismatic figure in both New York’s art and graffiti world throughout the past 20 years. Seen all over the streets of Philadelphia, New York, and Brooklyn, his flat top and name have been synonymous throughout these street scenes since the mid-90s. However, after ESPO’s success for several years, Steve decided to step away from the shadow lands of graffiti and establish himself as a sign painter. In this episode of Art Talk, VICE Â accompany Steve to explore his new project “Love Letter to Brooklyn” in the heart of downtown at the old Macy’s parking garage. They get a behind the scenes look into his life as ESPO, how his work has developed over the years, and his life as a dad.
Building a Global Visual Language
The Noun Project is building a global visual language.
The Shot Glass Card
A paper birthday card that transforms into a celebratory drinking aid. Add a little pizzazz to your standard liquor bottle present with The Shot Glass Card from 55 Hi’s. Each shot glass card, holds approximately 1oz of liquid without leaks for hours. Find it here.
Wim Crouwel
Profile on dutch designer Wim Crouwel.
Mario Lombardo
Content is King, and Kings can be demanding. Especially if they have to edit and design elaborate visual substance for magazines and books while juggling projects whether it be creating movie posters, typography, photography and corporate identity or logo design. Berlin-based designer and artful thinker Mario Lombardo has managed to do exactly this, but exceptionally, for over a decade now. Having established a reputation as one of Germany’s leading designers and editors, Mario is difficult to nail down but easy to rely upon when it comes to everything visual that needs a makeover or creation from scratch. Watch for yourself, to see how this designer extraordinaire works and so graciously pulls another rabbit out of his hat.
via:Â gestalten.com