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Inspiration / Archive for August, 2009

Jan en Randoald

Jan W. Hespeel & Randoal Sabbe are two Belgium graphic designers with that kind of awkward typographic style which I love about Belgium and Dutch design!

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Desktop Wallpaper Project

The folks over at Kitsune Noir have an interesting brief on the go called The Desktop Wallpaper Project with some really good contributions including the one above titled, the Many Faces of Arnold by Just Us collective member,

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I Make Things

Playful and fun illustration work from IMAKETHINGS aka Andrew Groves. According to his site, he's is an illustrator, artist, maker of small things and creator of beasts. Hmmmm. Still, loving the patterns and sense of humor in his characters and beasts.

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Kleber

Kleber have a brand new site showcasing their rather nice work.

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PepperMelon

Juan Molinet aka Rey Misterio got in touch to let us know about his involvement with PepperMelon. I particularly liked the psychedelic idents for Spongebob on MTV!

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500 WATT

500 WATT is a photography collective in Rotterdam with one rather lovely site and even lovelier photography.

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Democracy

Long term advertiser Democracy have just launch their web site and is now open to take submissions that will come to a crescendo in the form of an ehxibition and publication all as part of Design Event 09. Jim ...

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Antoine+Manuel

Excellent work and website from French duo Antoine+Manuel. They've recently released a book titled Compliation charting their ten years working together.

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Art of the Arcade

I've just been informed about this tasty little collection, Art of the Arcade, from Nick Dart. Here's some info from Nick: 'As a frustrated 24 year old arcade collector and designer, I decided to put Art Of The Arcade together to make ...

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Theft-proof & Puncture-free bike

Olympic cyclist Chris Boardman shows off his unique bike design which he not only says will be common in 20 years but is also theft-proof and features puncture-free tires. The futuristic-looking creation boasts a complete carbon fiber body with a built-in locking anti-theft mechanism which ...

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