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Dark Packaging
A lot of packaging designers fall down the trap of using bright colours, loud typography and patterns to draw customers attention. Don’t get me wrong, bold designs when done well can work really beautifully, but today I wanted to showcase … Continue reading
Posted in packaging
Tagged Catherine Howard, Chad Michael Studio, Chandelarrow Design Co., Coco de Mer, Cola Maison, corporate identity, erotica, fabric bottle label, Georgiana the Duchess of Devonshire, label design, Nell Gwynne, Old Faithful Shop, Old Standard Moonshine, packaging design, Pleasure Collection, Stumptown Cold Brew Coffee, Williams Murray Hamm
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Rain or Shine
The weather is insanely hot in Cape Town at the moment (note to self: invest in an oscillating fan). I’m not one for the heat but it is a great excuse to eat ice cream. My favourite ice cream place … Continue reading
Posted in design, packaging
Tagged Cape Town, corporate identity, ice cream shops, Ice Dream, Rain or Shine Ice Cream, The Creamery, Vancouver
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Irving & Co.
Irving & Co. is a London-based creative studio that derives its name from the iconic photographer Irving Penn. Founded in 2006 by Julian Roberts, Irving & Co specialises in packaging, print and logo design. Since the company’s inception, it has racked … Continue reading
Posted in design, packaging
Tagged Adrian Johnson, biscuit packaging, Carluccio's, carrier bag design, Christopher Brown, corporate identity, food packaging, invite design, Irving & Co., Irving Penn, John Lewis, Julian Roberts, London creative studio, Lucia Gaggiotti, Malika Favre, Rummo Pasta, stationary range, The Fine Cheese Co.
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Miscellany: Catch Up
The last few weeks have been somewhat of a whirlwind – I travelled to Johannesburg and back to celebrate my mom’s 60th birthday, made a lot of cake and party decorations, caught up with friends and family, visited some cool … Continue reading
Posted in design, eating, fashion, illustration, polaroid/photography
Tagged Anton Visser, bookhou, botanical sculptures, chocolate fondant, collage, corporate identity, Delphine Manivet, Diana Moss, Emma Summerton, Food Monger, Giovanna Battaglia, Japanese Vogue, JR Eyerman, Kaye Blegvad, Kristy Snell, LIFE Magazine, Lindsey Wixson, Love Made Visible, Mathias van Hooff, Miss Moss, NASA, Neil Moodie, Nic Bladen, Say What Studio, South African plants, South African wedding, textile calendar, The Everard Read Gallery, wedding, wedding dresses, Winter Princess
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Graphic Design: Bumper Edition
It’s been awhile since I have showcased the impressive graphic design work floating around the internet, so I decided to go large with a bumper edition of book covers, corporate identities and packaging. First up is Portuguese creative company FBA, … Continue reading
Posted in books/magazines/publishing, design, packaging
Tagged A Beautiful Design, Acorn, Anagrama, baby announcement, book cover, branding, business cards, Cocolobo, corporate identity, Fabian De Lange, FBA, In Haus Press, Joe White, London poster, Milk & Me, milk packaging, NERBO, Show Us Your Type, stationary, The Clocksmiths, Ye Olde Studio, Yoko Ono
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Miscellany
A light and organic space in Yokohama, Japan, refurbished by architectural practice no.555 Neon corporate identity design for a vibrant London pizzeria Pizza Luxe created by Edinburgh based creative agency Touch, featuring illustrations by Joanna Basford. A sophisticated wood and metal furniture collection titled … Continue reading
Posted in design, film/tv/music, packaging, polaroid/photography
Tagged architecture firm, chocolate packaging, Colonel, Compartes Chocolatier, corporate identity, doughnut pie chart, end movie title, Ensemble Pondy, fashion photographer, furniture design, Girls, HBO, Japan, Kyle Poff, mens fashion, Mia Nolting, no.555, Pizza Luxe, poster design, Serial Cut, Tom Hines, Yokohama house, Yves St. Laurent coat
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Holly Burger
Manuel Astorga and Rodrigo Aguadé created this striking tropical identity for Holly Burger, a burger joint in San Sebastián, a small town in the north of Spain. “The idea was to create a real American-style brand with a fresh mix of style references. … Continue reading
Filmfaktisk
If you are a fan of subtle and sophisticated graphic design, do yourself a favour and visit the website of Oslo-based creative agency Heydays. They consistently churn out beautiful high-quality work that is inspiring and unique. This corporate identity was created … Continue reading
Miscellany
The nice thing about not blogging so regularly (sorry everyone) is that when I do there is lots of cool stuff to show you. I hope you enjoy this jumble of awesome things. Two splendid ladies from the 1920’s A … Continue reading
Posted in design, fashion, illustration
Tagged 1920s ladies, Adam Larson, Amanda Scott Photography, Casely-Hayford, ceramic, colour block scarf, corporate identity, Crystal light bulb, Emma Robertson, floral typography, hanging gardens, horses, Józef Wilkon, Lee Broom, Matthew Carter, Opus Studio, Ship & Shape, spring summer 2012, stamp design
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