I love this proposed logo by Austin Taylor. His in-house work for Vivint is definitely worth scrolling through too. For more visit austintaylorstudio.com.

Amrita Marino is a freelance designer based out of Brooklyn with a pretty impressive client list and a stunning portfolio. I especially loved the work she did for Other Press. Check out the animation she created for it here.

Loves these marks from Blake Suarez! Blake is a graphic designer at Fuzzco in Charleston, SC. You can see more of his work on his website and blog.

The new issue of Boat Magazine is out and people are talking! Read more here and here. Art-directed by FFF’s own Luke Tonge and edited/directed by Erin & Davey Spens. With clean layouts and considered type (Seb Lester’s brilliant SOHO in this issue) the magazine presents a London you might not have encountered before.

Purchase your own copy, or subscribe, here.

Bardhi Haliti just updated his website. Really smart and beautiful work.

While a design student, Andrew Capener decided to re-designed the game Scrabble with a typographic emphasis. After an overwhelming response, he’s teamed up with HASBRO and Winning Solutions to produce and release his own limited edition typographic version of Scrabble.

You can learn more about the project on Andrew’s website, and you can see the final (and beautiful!) piece for purchase here. If only all of our student projects were as successful as this!

This beautiful film was created by VsTheBrain. They are a creative video production studio based in Washington, DC owned by Andrew Gallo and his wife Carissa. Learn more about them on their blog: andrewandcarissa.com.

Colin Pinegar is an old schoolmate of mine. He’s a fantastic designer and a real nice fellow. It just so happens that he is looking to relocate, so if you’re in need of a new designer or just really like great design, I highly recommend you check out more of his work.

as seen on designworklife.

Jason Booher is a book designer I’ve been following for a couple years now. He has really thoughtful and cleverly constructed work. I admire his imagination. More rad covers to be seen on his website jasonbooher.com.

I love this installation Christopher Bettig created for the J Crew shop at Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. The shapes and textures are amazing…wish I could do something similar in my own home. Click here for a video Christopher made about the installation.

I adore interactive business cards…and this is certainly not an exception. So clever! Bravo Company is an independent design studio based in Singapore. You can view more of their work here.

Fuzzco is a design studio based in Charleston, South Carolina. Not only do they have really fantastic work…their office is amazing. Featured are a couple highlights from the work they did for Two Boroughs Larder.

Tom Froese is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Vancouver, British Columbia. He has an impressively diverse portfolio that covers web design, wedding invites, logos, and illustration. To see more of his portfolio visit tomfroese.com.

James T. Edmondson is a budding typographer and student at California College of the Arts in San Francisco. He is the brains behind Wisdom Script, Duke and Lavanderia…all found at Lost Type Co-op. See more of his work and lettering genius on his website.

Dan Blackman is a graphic designer/art director currently based in Philadelphia. He was recently named a Young Gun by the Art Director’s club. Check out more of his portfolio here. Needless to say…I think you’ll like what you see. Enjoy!