Kelli Anderson is an artist/designer from New-York City. Her drawings, photographs, paper cuts, prints, codes, and the variety of designed things she creates are awesome. She also teaches art history at Pratt every summer. Kelli Anderson has created a very nice series of paper types for a recent talk at Typo San Francisco… These white on white experiments cut, shaped and folded out of paper only are fantastic…
Pinterest is one of the most interesting tool to review and share your inspiration on the internet. Since a few months it has improved several functions and I must confess I’ve stopped using most of its challengers… So if you don’t already use Pinterest, just go for it !
Erik Marinovich is a letterist and designer based in San Francisco. Co-founder of “Friends of Type”, he has worked for clients such as New York Magazine, Bloomberg Businessweek, Wired, Metropolis magazine, GAP, Lincoln Motor Company, Nike and also is freelancing for various studios such as Landor, Brand Union, Greatworks, Anomaly. Erik Marinovich was named Letter Cult’s Person of the Year 2011 and in 2012 co-founded Title Case, a lettering and design studio with fellow letterer Jessica Hische.
Klub7 is a collective of German artist from Berlin and Halle (Saale), creating murals, customizations and illustrations since over a decade throughout the world. Together they’ve developed a collective trademark style that combines the diverse backgrounds of the six members (Otto Baum, Mike Okay, Lowskii, Kid Cash, Disko Robot, Dani Daphne): urban art, comics and pop culture on paper, wood, fabric and walls.
KLUB7 was founded in 1998 when some of the members moved to Berlin and opened a studio in Friedrichshain, in 2009 their presence in the urban-art-metropolis was cemented. Clients like BMW, Google, Converse, Edding, New Yorker and Levis are crazy about their ‘Berlin Flavour’; the classic graffiti writing that constitutes the base of the diverse techniques and materials in their portfolio. KLUB7 as an enterprise is not only the livelihood of the six members, but above all an artistic laboratory, wherein everything revolves around doing and experimenting.
Kelsey Cronkhite is a graphic designer and active blogger (@pinegateroad) based out of Savannah Georgia, where she is currently pursuing a MFA in graphic design at the Savannah College of Art and Design. I particularly like her hand-made style, always very clean and vibrant as well. No doubt Kelsey Cronkhite is a star on Pinterest.
The South Korean illustration agency Magnet Creatives has just joined our illustration directory which is a list of agents or representatives listed by countries and that you can easily browse through images. A useful tool for creative people looking for illustrators.
Claudia de Almeida is a graphic designer who was born and raised in Brazil. She earned a BFA in Graphic Design from The School of Visual Arts in New York City, where she has lived and worked for the past 11 years. Her work for More Magazine (a magazine for women over 40) just blow my mind a couple of years ago, then her website went out of reach. I’ve just found her new site and with much pleasure today I can share this great portfolio. Her clients include: More Magazine, Men’s Health, New-York Magazine, Blender, People Magazine…
Lauren Hom is a graphic designer and illustrator living in New York City and who was born and raised in Southern California. She moved to New York City to pursue a degree in advertising and graphic design from the School of Visual Arts. The magic of her art comes from a delicate hand made style, great colors and sweet vintage compositions.
BMD is a free-lance graphic designer from Bordeaux, France, who developped a personnal vintage style of hand lettering, logos, brochures, posters or T-shirt design. His work for Fuel Bespoke Motorcycles is now a very popular pin on Pinterest.
