I found some nice design work by Richard Perez. Looks like his site is under construction for now, but you can view his stuff on his Flickr account for now. I really love the way he experiments with shapes and colors.
I really like these business cards for Toby Evans. Not only is it a very nice minimal typographic design, but I like the fact that he designed, screen printed, and cut them out himself. It gives it a very personal yet still professional feel. I might do something like this for myself […]
Oomingmak Design Company makes some fantastic gig poster designs. I love the vintage color palette and the type work is spot on.
Herman Lee, aka Freshfauxx, has made some really nice inspirational typographic posters. The cool thing is that the proceeds from selling them go to the Canadian Red Cross to help aid the victims of the earthquake in China. If I wasn’t on such a tight budget, I would totally buy the white one, […]
Charmingwall is a site that serves as a museum and store for art prints. The prints are great, but it was the site’s design that really impressed me. Usually I grumble about flash and prefer minimal and efficient designs, but this one is actually good. It starts as an organic, hand drawn […]
Colorado artist Anthony Cozzi has a small but fantastic collection of giclée prints sold under the moniker “Snowblinded”. I especially love the “Volcano” print as it reminds me of Asian woodblock prints. The rest of the prints feature great colors and texture as well in both photographic and graphic styles. The price […]
I like these prints by Groundwork on Etsy. They feature simple scenes, muted colors, and great texture.
Via my love for you is a stampede of horses.
Hello Maybe is an online portfolio of a nice variety of design and illustration work that has bright color and interesting shapes. There is also some good quality photography, t-shirts, and street art to look at.
I came across this huge Flickr set of matchbook labels from the 50’s and 60’s. There are hundreds of images in the set of mostly Eastern European labels. They are like tiny little vintage posters, and there are tons of nice ones to look at.
March 28, 2008 – 11:48 pm
Seven-nine is a small collection of one person’s paintings and prints that seems to mostly be either about trees and wood, or actually made on wood. I really love wood grain, and it’s nice to see paintings that embrace it.
