Paval Emelynov works for Russian design company Eskimo, skimming through their portfolio is a joy. They have created some excellent identities for a variation of companies, although my favorite of his portfolio are the identity project, himself and his company have a whole range of different mediums that they have tinkered with. So be sure to check out his behánce profile, and the company website.
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Various sketches of the 1400′s creative mastermind, Leonardo Da Vinci, are popping up all over the internet. His sketches of anatomy are astonishing and simply the peak of sketching perfection. I much prefer looking at the rough and rugged workings of artists rather than polished finales, so below you will find some exceptional examples of what this artist had to offer.
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This is what happens when 3 brilliant artists get together. “I asked to design the poster for the Louise Fili event during the summer of 2010 and I couldn’t have been more happy with a project. Louise Fili is a new york based designer who specializes in Restaurant identity and food packaging.
This project was a collaboration between myself, Neil Hubert & Ryan Pavlovich. Neil is a great friend and designer and Ryan is one of the most talented photographers I know. From the moment we sat down we realized that we all had the same idea. Shoot the poster at actual size with food as the headline typography. When so much talent gets together on a project like this it pushes design up to a whole new level.”
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recently I am studying Branding as part of a large University project. So rather than not submitting new content up here, I’m going to post the inspiration I come across, from the business card to sculptures, hopefully I will cover them all. Allt Gott (all good) is a non-profit collective of Icelandic products and manufacturers. They operate under a common manifesto and share a common goal. The goal is to expand Iceland’s role within the global consumer economy and strengthen Iceland’s export brand. Iceland suffered an economic collapse in October 2008 and it is vital that Icelanders look forward and create new venues and opportunities for the country to survive. Project by Kristin Agnarsdottir
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Recently I am studying Branding as part of a large University project. So rather than not submitting new content up here, I’m going to post the inspiration I come across, from the business cards to sculptures, hopefully I will cover them all. The Redline Railway Branding is a collaboration between two design students Sarah Mick and Christopher Paul. Its evident what period of design that inspired them throughout the creation of this identity package, and I think they could not have picked a more perfect theme.
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So recently I am studying Branding as part of a large University project. So rather than not submitting new content up here, I’m going to post the inspiration I come across, from the business card to sculptures, hopefully I will cover them all. This project is by Ben Crick for the framing company Girt by Wood, ‘Girt by Wood’ is a boutique business specializing in simple, high quality, custom framing. The thing I love most about this project is the “hand made” element that Ben has incorporated so well with the majority of the material.
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So recently I am studying Branding as part of a large University project. So rather than not submitting new content up here, I’m going to post the inspiration I come across, from business cards to sculptures, hopefully I will cover them all. This particular project by Kissmiklos, is a great example of vintage meets modern. The black and white theme carried across the project with the occasional introduction of recycled material is classic and something I could most definitely draw inspiration from.
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Corporate Design is often looked at as being boring, and you rarely see projects consisting of this area featured across the blogosphere, but there is so much scope when it comes to corporate design. Its a great chance to get down with modern and clean design, a time to focus truly on the basics, and experiment with various methods of presenting standard information. From the business card to the packaging, everything in this particular project is consistant and spot on. Levi Wintering is the designer behind this particular project, and a definite inspiration. Check out his portfolio here.
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Nelson Balaban taken on the challenge of redesigning the brand of Sonho and Sonho, In the last 10 years the brand has experienced their worst period in the market, with the introduction of the international franchising systems. Sonho & Sonhos was completely overlapped, and were almost forgotten by the middle-upper class. With no other route to success, they had to sell there brand to investors. The first step was to re-design, Nelson Baladan was the answer and has given there brand a fresh, new, and modern look. Even the Business Card is stunning and cleverly fits in with the Icon he designed, I for one think Nelson has done a brilliant job.
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We try to bring you the best inspiration we can find, so hunting down companies like this one proves to be a difficult task. But I am happy to introduce you to Bearded, a design firm based in Pittsburg, America. I particularly loved there branding solutions for the companies that they have worked with. So here is a fine selection of what they have come up with.
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Jacques Pense designed this gory stationery set, definitely the kind of thing I would use especially to see the look on someones face. Jacques won a few awards for this piece including; New York Festivals – Silver, ADC Germany – Bronze, ADC Europe – Finalist, D&AD – In Book. Take a look at Jacques Behance.
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Michael Wesely’s Photographs are all long exposures, in this project he exposed images for up to three years! They turned out brilliantly, in each image you can see ghost like buildings that have been knocked down during the years and the light changing. I actually bought this book at a car boot sale for a few pence, I’m pretty lucky I managed to find it so cheap.
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