Founded in 2005 by an ever growing group of designers, illustrators, coders and makers eager to collect and share the best design work they came across, FormFiftyFive soon became an international showcase of creative work.
We scour the world’s best creative talent to keep FormFiftyFive a foremost collection of current design from both the young upstarts and well known masters. We’re constantly on the look out for new features that dig even deeper into what’s happening in the design community, so get in touch if there’s something you’ld like to see on here.
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Really enjoyed looking through the work of prolific Belgian painter/illustrator Oli B.
Great mixture of mediums, especially the LMBRJK Studio sculptural collaboration – always good to see illustrators breaking out of what’s expected from them.
Illustrator Jack Hudson and 3D image-making duo Lord Whitney have teamed up to produce a body of work inspired by the most vibrant, iconic, and downright weird record covers in history.
Jack and Lord Whitney have created an entire back catalogue of LP cover designs for a series of fictitious musical artists. But they’ve taken the concept a step further and commissioned established musicians to create original songs inspired by these artworks. They include Pulled Apart by Horses, Sky Larkin, Department M and more.
Check out Mock’N'Roll Vol 1 on Bandcamp.
The exhibition is on at Leeds Gallery until 7th May and you can check out their tumblr for some behind the scenes antics.
The trio are looking to take the show to London – anyone interested in collaborating should get in touch using one of the links above.
We’re pleased to welcome aboard our latest contributor – Felicia Aurora Eriksson.
Felicia is a Swedish graphic design graduate from the Billy Blue College of Design in Sydney who’s now living in Melbourne. We’re looking forward to hearing her thoughts on the design industry both in Australia and Scandinavia.
She’s currently available for projects, head to her website for more information.
Passionate about interdisciplinary thinking? Passionate about business transformation by design?
On behalf of our Client, we seek inspired Design Talent (Senior Designers & Creative Directors) with a strong conceptual track record in both theory and practice, able to provide visual “storytelling” experiences (using clarity, creativity, power, emotion, strategic-thinking and intelligence) across all phases of design processes and mediums including digital/physical/environmental/design experiences that promote innovation and change.
We are searching for creative thinkers and able communicators proficient in structuring user “stories” in compelling ways and ready to act as the “design expert” within a multidisciplinary team working to understand and frame client challenges, imagine and visualize innovative solutions, and create experiences–to lead through a journey of transformation and innovation at scale.Ideal candidates, while craftspeople in sensibility, must be conceptual, critical thinkers skilled at exploring the undefined and distilling important gems to define clear business solutions.
Our client requires passionate, intellect, ambition, and maturity. Candidates must have proven experience working with high performing interdisciplinary teams and strong track record as an individual contributor and at the senior level, a leader of others.
For consideration contact judy@wertco.com and please include a CV and portfolio.
Judy Wert, President | Wert & Co. | Executive Search
Strong work. Love it.
Some really nice work.
Matt sure has been busy! Definitely one of the most prolific street artists out there at the moment.
Those animal illustrations remind me of vintage children’s books – Mid Century, Danish style. Would look awesome as a series of art prints!
Nice one Mike!
Stunning work. Excellent find Emma.