Enjoy the work of Atlanta graphic designer Mark Weaver.
Want to See a Couple Hundred Great Posters?
I stumbled upon this great resource, a single page containing over 200 fantastic old movie posters from Poland, the Czech Republic and Cuba, as well as the U.S. I'm not exactly sure what it is, but apparently this page belongs to Robb and Jaime of agrayspace. Anyway, I'm glad they created it, so enjoy for yourselves!
Oh, THAT Nate Williams
Whether you know it or not, you've seen the work of illustrator Nate Williams. With such clients as The New York Times, Urban Outfitters, and Microsoft, you could say he's doing okay. See the full depth of his work here, and be prepared to spend some time.
Mysteries Abound!
Continuing the mystery of today's posts, I found the paintings of Pawel Susid online, but the only things I've been able to find about his/her work is this site, and the fact that they reside in Poland. Nonetheless, I love anything combining paint and type, and these paintings are fantastic. Keep up the good work, Pawel, wherever you are!
Design Glut
Brooklyn duo Kegan Fisher and Liz Kinnmark, aka Design Glut, are living the dream. Not only do they create fantastic products from their studio, (for sale in their store) they have an amazing blog that should serve as inspiration to every design/art/product entrepreneur. Their interviews with the people behind such successful design businesses as NotCot and Swiss Miss are invaluable resources for anyone looking to improve their station in the design world.
In a Good Way...
Designers Adam Machacek and Sébastien Bohner established Welcometo.as in 2004, and have been killing the print design scene ever since.
Does Anyone in Copenhagen Make Ugly Things?
Louise Campbell and her studio in Copenhagen are constantly striving to create beautiful objects that dare to be different. With two pieces in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, I'd say they are well on their way to achieving legendary status.
Packaged Beauty
As far as packaging design goes, you can't beat the work done by London/New York firm Pearlfisher. With brands like Absolut Vodka, Sunkist and Woolworths under their collective belt, they are definitely earning their status.
Mr. Who??
Paris illustrator Monsieur Qui has a great style, building his work with washes of color, fine lines and delicate layers.
Creating Future Artifacts
Jason de Caires Taylor creates underwater sculptures and allows them to become part of the sea, growing and supporting the colonization of coral and marine life. They're left in fairly shallow waters, enabling viewers to dive, snorkel and interact with them...I wonder what our ancestors will think of these when they find them 5,000 years from now??
Lizzovin' Mizzo
I'm loving the beautifully layered painting and collage of Myriam Gamperli, aka Mizzo.
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