At the end of the day minimalism is still my favorite style, as it will probably be up until the end of my life. Joke of tokketok captures it perfectly in every single piece she creates. (I’m crossing my fingers for the day I get to do a blind embossing project for a client!)
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I’m loving the vibe and feel of these rough around the edges (in an intentional way) cards from DEADWEIGHT. There’s lots to be said about the imperfections in life.
{via Creature Comforts}
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I’ve yet to set foot in the Pacific Northwest, but just looking at Sarah and Tammy’s prints for Banquet Atelier & Workshop make me feel like I have.
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Every graphic designer who just set eyes on the above poster by Eivind Soreng Molvaer is kicking themselves. Bloody brilliant.
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New design graduates should be handed this poster with their diploma. Guaranteed it would be worth more to them.
Bicycle Club Rider by Julianna Swaney
Skies by Lizzy Stewart
via my love for you is a stampede of horses
Seasonal Faces by The Heads of State
Lovely Love my Family by Tuesday Mourning
Australian-born illustrator James Gulliver Hancock has always been in the practice of sketching out each city he visits. But when he moved to New York things weren’t so simple. He was overwhelmed. So the obvious thing to do was make an attempt at drawing every building in New York. He’s chronicling the process over on his blog and I love it.
PS: All of the drawings are available for purchase as prints.
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