razorshapes:

Some fresh new street art out of Paris today by french artist Mademoiselle Maurice who creates stunning geometric figures on urban surfaces using rainbows of folded origami figures

by9:

Half Empty, Half Full designed by Hannah / @HannahAmaka

Submitted by foureighty

design-waffle:

Something for our inner child: Capsule lamp by Hong Kong-based Design Systems 

razorshapes:

Wedding in the Woods. Beautiful handcrafted wedding invitations by Christine and Ian.

seesushi:

Sushi napkins
One more post on the visual identity for Sushi Bar made by Modik.
These Hosomaki style napkins are made of three different small colored napkins, hold together by a black paper.

typethatilike:

TalentShop

mikecollinge.com

thedsgnblog:

Lo Siento  | http://losiento.net

LoSiento is a small studio that specially enjoys taking over the whole concept of the identity projects. Its main feature is an organic and physical approach to the solutions, resulting in a field where graphic and industrial design dialogue, always searching an alliance with the artisan processes.

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bootoo:

paper—trail:

Lauren Thorson

(via biscuitsarefordunking)

cjwho:

Wonderful World of Sukha Amsterdam

wickedclothes:

I love your accent!

For millenia, we have been allured by accents. Something different from the traditional noises we tend to find ourselves surrounded by. Surely you, too, have been captivated by è? This shirt, and many more, can be found at SnorgTees.

cabbagerose:

plungers table/thomas schnur

via: todayyouinspiredme

thedsgnblog:

Jose Simon  | http://simonsays.hu

Simon Says project’s main focus is to make visual identities, build brands, coordinate and manage design and production processes.

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designcloud:

The Rules of a Creator’s Life

by Creative Someting

jholmes5:

This decorative alphabet was produced by Nigel Bents, Paul Oakley and Jonny Holmes at Chelsea College of Art & Design. Based on a downloaded Bodoni Poster font, it was designed digitally by students using Illustrator, laser cut out of 3mm plywood by Cut Laser Cut in Vauxhall and mounted on type-high block by Stef Willis in the college workshop.

It was then printed at Graham Bignell’s New North Press in Hoxton. There they will remain; and in time, no doubt, be added to. An example of a digital start leading to an analogue finish.

Limited numbers available for purchase, get in contact if interested.

More Images here - http://cargocollective.com/jholmes/Bodoni