In celebration of the weekend approaching, here are postcards of the monochromatic mystique and colours of passion that are Paris. Concept store Colette commissioned Parisian graphic designer Leslie David for postcards depicting Parisian scenery. I love the stark contrast of old photographs against the mush of thick paints. I want these!
How apt to post about celebrities in light of the recent Oscars! I found these really interesting mosaic photographs of celebs by Maurizio Galimberti. How clever right? I’d like to have one some day.
Let’s go on an adventure around the world shall we? Tilt-shift style.
Thanks to Melbourne-based photographer Ben Thomas, we can. He has transformed major cities around the world into miniature works of art with the power of tilt-shift. Now doesn’t that just brighten up your Wednesday?
I don’t usually post about fashion but I just had to after seeing these beautiful photographs of Laure de Sagazan’s designs. I’ve seen a few online and was so glad to have stumbled upon her site and discovered even more pretty pictures. The art direction, the clothes, the femininity of it all – it’s all so delicate and lovely.
From the same aerial photography master that brought you these amazing snaps of New York City from way up high, I bring you the Macy’s Day Parade like you’ve never seen before. Navid Baraty once again has us all in a sense of awe.
I haven’t seen Steven Spielberg’s ‘Lincoln’ but the website is something to behold. An elegant flashback into the olden days, the art direction honours the time period and has a dash of modernity as well. Designed by the good people at Watson, Lincoln’s site is a great teaser to get people to go buy a ticket.
Hi all,
This special weekend update is to announce that I’m now freelancing!
I’ve been freelancing as a graphic designer for some time now but I’ve never officially put the word out. So here it is! Pass the word around and let me know if you need anything! Thanks everyone :)
On my recent trip to China I snapped lots of photographs of the places we visited. Each city had something new and different that I wanted to remember. On Ed McGowan’s trip however, he snapped just one photograph a day. I honestly wish he had taken more only because his photographs are so gorgeous.
I came across this really gorgeous print catalog design with ice cream everywhere and just had to make it part of the Little Commas family. Designed by Natalie Krick, a student majoring in Advertising and Graphic Design, the catalog serves as an introduction of a partnership between Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream and Two Caterers. Target audience: newlyweds. The entire “sweet exchange” idea is so very clever and apt. I’m loving that sign too.
Firstly, I just want to say that I haven’t been updating because I’ve been sick and resting at home. Now I’m better and ready to share my findings with all and sundry!
Holy mother of all Brand Identity. This is the classy defined for an Italian pasta brand by student Yanko Djarov. Can I just plug this here – student work today is some kind of fabulous. I digress. La Forma Saporita means “the tasty shape” and is supposed to be an Italian brand that manufactures pasta goods.
