Oriol Miró
Incredible skill and craft from calligrapher Oriol Miró.
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Incredible skill and craft from calligrapher Oriol Miró.
Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre have an incredible photography portfolio of abandoned and derelict buildings in Detroit and throughout the US.
Talking are a design studio in Barcelona. Their work has a strong editorial slant and typical Catalan flair, underpinned by disciplined typography.
Andrew Archer is a 26-year-old New Zealander with a fantastic, witty and diverse illustration portfolio.
Stunning black and white photography from Berlin based Michael Schlegel.
Arthur Stovell graduated from Bristol in 2010. He already has a very neat portfolio with some nicely handled typography. Via Bitique
Rejane Dal Bello is a Netherlands based Brazilian graphic designer with a confident and accomplished portfolio.
Fran Marchesi has just graduated from St Martins and has been obviously having great fun with hand-drawn type. She also has some lovely illustrations in her folio – I’m looking forward to seeing more of her work soon.
One of her degree show pieces made it on to the CR blog too. Good work.
Fantastic wee video – beautifully shot and produced by Naomie Ross. Found via @espiekermann (if you don’t follow him, you really should ;) )
Hoefler & Frere-Jones have just released a new humanist face – Ideal Sans – which on first glance looks rather nice.
“Ideal Sans, a handmade typeface for a machine-made age.
Setting aside the easy pursuit of digital perfection, Ideal Sans favors handmade forms that help it achieve different goals: warmth, craftsmanship, and humanity.”
Stuart Kerr is a Glasgow based illustrator and exhibitions designer with a great looking portfolio of work at stupot.com.
Attack is a creative team at Wieden+Kennedy in New York. Looking forward to see their portfolio growing.
Stunning photography from Kieran Dodds. Credit to fffer Ed Watt at O Street for the site.
I’ve been lucky enough to work directly with Ariel in his studio for almost a year, this guy is really awesome and I learn a lot of this experience! I laugh when he gave his definition of passion, I mean he …
“Designed by Apple in California” – how to make the company stand for something bigger than one man. Good move.
Great interview & photographs – love that washing machine!
These are amazing. Great to see him push himself more and more over the years. Inspired!
Wow thanks Dave. Just seen your comment. Much appreciated and likewise, we should work together one day soon!
I’m very much liking this, understated animation with perfect timing and flow.