
Gomb, another French link from Marco, designed this minimal signage-system for Arcadi.

Stefan Dukaczewski sent us his new portfolio this morning, you can’t go wrong with some hand screen printed Tees! Which reminds me that I wanted to check how many people would be interested in some FFF Tshirts, if we made them!? We are thinking of ways to raise money for our first big offline project. Would be great to hear what people think, if we get a good response then I’ll phone the screen-printers this week! ![]()

Love this poster by Paul MacGregor, a Scot working in NYC.

Beautiful minimal french design and typography by Quentin Margat, Lyon. Thanks to Marko for the link.

Jakob at Syrup NYC emailed us about their new site for fashion design legend Issey Miyake, but I was even more impressed with their own funky website.
This is amazing! Thanks Mark for the link

Interesting Flickr set of an abandoned resort in Taiwan. Very Darma Initiative, thanks to Rhian for the link.

Pete at the Strange Attractor asked us to help them out getting more authors to write for their blog. If you’d like to write for the SA send him an email at join@thestrangeattractor.net!

I meant to post about this last week after I went to see Richard Rogers + Architects, From the House to the City, at the Design Museum, well worth a look if you’re in the area.
Rogers is a partner at the practice Rogers Stirk Harber + Parners

Well put together portfolio by Thomas Brooks, a final year student of graphic design at University College Falmouth. Especially like this London 2007 Para World Games identity.

Another excellent portfolio from Falmouth, this one’s by Gareth Horner. How much do you want one of those modernist diaries? Hope he get’s them printed.
via Swiss Legacy

Craig Oldham sent us a nice email today. In an effort to help graphic design students, he complied a list of 12 things that he learned in his first 12 months at The Chase as a designer. You can get your very own copy of the accompanying booklet 12 IN 12 (which you can see above) by emailing Craig at hello@craigoldham.co.uk
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