I recently came across the work of Rejane Dal Bello courtesy of SwissLegacy. Ever since, I think I’ve fallen in love.
I recently came across the work of Rejane Dal Bello courtesy of SwissLegacy. Ever since, I think I’ve fallen in love.
Here’s another beauty for fans of grotesque typefaces, such as Suisse BP Int’l.

A continuation from my original post, blurry brands aims to explore how the shape of a logo design aids brand recognition.

I’ve had this particular brand “game” in my head for a little while now, which was then spurred into action after reading Graham Smith’s (aka imjustcreative) excellent post on The Benefits of Starting Logo & Brand Side Projects.

There are two beautiful things you must check out today. First, is the launch of B+P’s SwissTypefaces, a type foundry dedicated to the design and production of Swiss-style typefaces. As a result, I am already extremely interested in them.

So, after offering a sneak peek on Forrst and receiving rather a lot of positive reactions to this, I have decided to get my firm, manly butt into action and finalise this wallpaper pack.

I implore you to check out this beautiful cover art design that the Pianofuzz Design Studio created for the Graphic Arts Brasil magazine.

I’m really rather digging this identity design by Australia-based design studio Neografik.