The Momentus Project

Developed by Evan Stremke, The Momentus Project brings together designers, illustrators and artists from around the globe to visually interpret some of the most defining moments in the history of the United States of America. There have been some fantastic contributions to this project and I’m absolutely in awe of some of the strong visuals used. The collection here highlight the glorious and the not-so glorious events that have shaped America’s identity. I think it’s a fascinating look and interesting to see different artists’ interpretations.  Read More »

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Matt Keers

Matt Keers is an illustrator based in the United Kingdom. He creates some of the most simplistic yet impressive vector illustrations I’ve ever seen. I’m quite inspired by his vibrant and playful designs and the meticulous attention to detail that goes into his pieces.  Read More »

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Jon Contino

Jon Contino does hand drawn type – incredibly well. His works have got such character and quirky charm, mixing old world charisma with modern design aesthetics. I really like the simplicity in the work that he does and though it might be an odd thing to say, but I can definitely pick up a distinctive ‘New York’ style in his designs. He’s recently done contributions for such websites as Daily Drop Cap and Friends of TypeRead More »

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The Criterion Collection

There are two things that I am passionate about with regards to good design; simplicity and consistency. The designs employed by The Criterion Collection on their DVD & Blu-ray release covers ticks both of these boxes emphatically, yet an assured sense of individuality shines out of each design.  Read More »

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Works in progress #1

Some preliminary sketches and artwork for a poster design I’m currently working on. I wanted to experiment with creating a textured face, using simple geometric shapes.

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Anthony Burrill

It All Makes Sense

Anthony Burrill creates distinctive and thought provoking designs, across a range of media including print work, moving image and 3-dimensional installations. I first came across Anthony at the ‘Pick Me Up’ exhibition at London’s Somerset House in March 2011. I really like the use of bold colours and simple geometric shapes in his work, particularly his series ‘Geometry in Nature’. The works he developed for the London Underground are also something to be admired.  Read More »

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Hamish Innes-Brown

Hamish Innes-Brown shoots quite lovely photographs. Working in film gives his photographs a certain organic quality not really seen with digital. I especially like his work documenting the Melbourne landscape, in particular the abstract series ‘Spin’. Read More »

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Hato Press

Hato Press Illustration

Hato Press are a collaborative printing and publishing house based in Dalston, London. They specialise in Risograph printing which produces results similar to that of screen printing or lithography – at a fraction of the cost.   Read More »

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