Lovely typography work from Geetika Alok. Her interests lie in typography and it’s influences and relationships with culture.

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The latest Editions of 100 print kompakt-kassette, has been screen printed with silver opaque ink on Matt Black 240gram paper so no doubt feels as good as it looks. BERG, the design studio behind the project also have some great production shots on flickr

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The talented Mr Daniel Freytag of Berg studio has launched his new project ‘Editions of 100‘ with some beautiful prints. Reasonably priced too so if you have some bare walls you’ve no excuse not to get some lovely design on display.

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Creative Everyone has launched with a great-looking website and is filling up with events all over the world. It was started to be a single, go-to guide to all the most interesting creative-oriented events. Looks like it’s going well so far and with the likes of Mister and Kulor behind it, this is definitely one to bookmark.

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Been quite a while since my last post here, but this just can’t be missed — Lovely typography and fresh work all round from Alex Prieto

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Really impressive work here from Lotta Nieminen

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Antonio Carusone has just launched a new version of the brilliant AisleOne. He’s added some nifty new features like keyboard navigation, grid or list view and quite bravely gone for a 1202px-wide format. That will no-doubt ruffle a few geeky feathers, but good work sir!

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Skratch in Glasgow have just launched a new site with more fantastic work

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Really nice work and site over at ‘this is studio‘

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Yesterday morning the postie delivered a strange brown envelope in the post. Thinking ‘what on earth is this’ I opened it to find a pink that in the sunshine was so bright and shocking there should probably be a warning on the envelope. Titled ‘Lorem Ipsum’, it is an ‘incredibly sporadic collection of cross-disciplinary design writing from Scotland’.

The people/person behind it seem to be after the news studio who have a sort of temporary cargo site online at the moment but certainly one to watch. The layouts and typography are well crafted, dynamic and fresh but thankfully it’s not all just style. The articles and content really are equally impressive and engaging.

Some of the highlights in this issue: Centrefold illustration by Susan Roan. Andrew Neely of LongLunch writes about talking designers. Dr Paul Rodgers examines the digital grey-areas between design, art and architecture, and After the News provides a taster of the discussion at a debate on the role of awards in the design industry.

Apparently this copy is a ‘limited edition 2 of 3′. Which is either a mistake or I am very honored indeed! I’m sure there must be more than 3 copies as it’s certainly litho printed. On the after the news site they say you can get your hands on it by just sending through a stamped addressed A4 envelope… and for our Scottish and UK readers in particular, I’d highly recommend it.

Altogether it’s all looking very promising and I’ll certainly be looking out for the next issue. Though I’ll be donning my shades just in case. Many thanks to the mysterious sender!

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