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Emptypage design studio and Lukasz Kulakowski

Antoine — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 20:40:44 +0000

Emptypage is Lukasz Kulakowski’s portfolio. Lukasz is a graphic designer, illustrator and art director with 8 years of experience. His studio was working with clients across whole Europe and is based both in Dublin,Ireland and Krakow,Poland. Great brand identity design, illustration services and custom typography with clean and simple communications on print or interactive fields.

Minimalist illustrations by Studiofolk

Antoine — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 10:00:15 +0000

Studiofolk is Denis Carrier’s portfolio, this French illustrator creates great drawings, hand made or vector, really funny and simple. Studiofolk has its own style: a central idea, clearly introduced, often humourous, always effective. Denis Carrier is also co-founded PNTS, a graphic design studio, with Aurélien Arnaud. He works with Amuse (jp), Anorak Magazine (uk), Ambiguous (us), Cell Dvsn (fr), Desillusion Magazine (fr), Electronic Beats Magazine (de), Inksie (us), Le Petit Bulletin (fr), Mob Skateboard (de), Monocle (uk), Poolga (es), Publik (jp), Orange (uk), Palmercash (us), Rock en Seine (fr), Spindle Magazine (uk), Standard Magazine (fr), Turtlehead (ie), Tshirt Store (se), YCN agency (uk)… And have had exhibitions and publications worldwide.

Vintage and humor by illustrator Peter Bowen

Antoine — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 20:38:03 +0000

Peter Bowen is an English illustrator. At 24, after illustration studies, he went to Italy, asked by Diesel’s younger brand 55DSL. Now back in England, he works as a freelance illustrator with a unique style and humor. Peter Bowen’s illustrations are quite underground, sometimes vintage and inspired by or related to different periods. Lots of international publications.

Cool urban deconstructed graphics by Cody Hudson

Antoine — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:31:48 +0000

Cody Hudson is a Chicago based artist and graphic designer. His work has been exhibited worldwide. Cody Hudson founded Struggle Inc. a commercial art house known for the production of great graphics, part urban modernism and part organic visual deconstruction.

Geometric shapes and trendy lines by Siggi Eggertsson

Antoine — Wed, 19 May 2010 18:19:33 +0000

Siggi Eggertsson was born in Iceland in 1984. He is a graphic designer specialised with illustration and type design and now based in Berlin. While studying in Berlin, Print Magazine selected him for their New Visual Artists, as one of 20 brightest design stars under the age of 30. Siggi Eggertsson also started writing, giving lectures and workshops, and doing some tests with animation. Represented by Big Active London.

A documentation of reasoning by Frank Chimero

Antoine — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 16:25:03 +0000

Frank Chimero is an illustrator and graphic designer with a smart conceptual style. He has fascination with the creative process and express it in different ways. Each piece is the part of an exploration in finding wit, surprise, honesty and joy in the world around us. The Ethos section of his site is a great pool of thoughts about the creative process.
Frank Chimero teaches design systems and typography at Missouri State University as adjunct faculty. Clients are: The New York Times, Nike, Microsoft, Business Week, Starbucks Coffee, Fast Company, Money Magazine, Arnold Worldwide, WIRED Magazine, GOOD Magazine, American Airlines, Edizioni Corraini Press, among others. Frank is a member of the Thinking for a Living Network. He also runs a blog called Questionable Characters with the esteemed Ben Barry.

Original drawings by Shen Plum

Antoine — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 19:35:02 +0000

Shen Plum is an illustrator based in Toronto. We already talked about Shen here, in 2008, she was 22. She used to design and print her own tshirts and tote bags or collect photographs of bunnies. She creates lovely paintings and drawings with a soft hue and delicate style. Shen Plum is also a member of Collectivecontrast.

Simple illustrations by Luke Best

Antoine — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 18:33:27 +0000

Luke Best is an illustrator based in London. He uses cut of paper, fragmented drawings and other elements to create work that celebrates the unseen and finds magic in the everyday. By avoiding a specific way of working Luke’s output takes on a diverse range of formats including, animation, self published books, designing t-shirts and much more (several exhibitions and publications worldwide). Luke is represented in London and New York by Heart Agency and is part of the influential Peepshow Collective. Client’s list include: MTV, Nike, BBC, The Guardian, Nylon Magazine, Third Drawer Down, Diesel Jeans, New York Times, The V&A, Mencap and Plan B. Via Site Inspire

“Unilever” is an animation Luke Best created with Pete Mellor (both from Peepshow Collective) for a website.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Graphic design explosion by Sig Vicious

Antoine — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 20:01:15 +0000

Sig Vicious started as a graphic designer in 1997, and then founded his own advertising agency in 1999. Now Sig Vicious has developped a great personal style where abstract compositions, type design or photo manipulation are experimented with a good sense of humor. Via Acidolatte

Watercolors by Anneli Olander

Antoine — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 21:25:10 +0000

Anneli Olander is a Swedish illustrator born in 1981 and based in Stockholm. At age 15 she had her debute as a cartoonist. She did an Artschool in Stockholm, then design studies and illustration in Australia at the University of Newcastle. Anneli Olander mostly works with illustrations for magazines, apparel companies and book publishers all around the world, but she is also exploring the gallery world. I’ve seen lots of watercolor works these last days and Anneli Olander’s was particularly original.