Great CD series from James Greenfield. Seems like James had a pretty busy weekend web-wise. There’s his new project on gradiate.co.uk and some nice bits on tumblr.

Lovely Lizzy from Sparks has been in touch to let us know about this piece, a new box set of three album releases for the artist Duke Special.

It coincided with his recent performance in the Brecht play Mother Courage at the National Theatre in …]]>

Lovely Lizzy from Sparks has been in touch to let us know about this piece, a new box set of three album releases for the artist Duke Special.

It coincided with his recent performance in the Brecht play Mother Courage at the National Theatre in London. The album artwork was screen printed on grey board held with traditional book binding tape. The slipcase was silver foiled on a textured card. The product is simple and economic to produce but provides an evocative uncompromising result. The box set is now on its third production run bringing the total to just over 25,000 units, which continues to confirm our suspicion that well conceived design continues to make physical albums desirable to music lovers everywhere.

I haven’t completely figured out the navigation of Baster his brand new website yet but I really like his work.

Graphic Designer and Illustrator Tim Bjørn from Copenhagen.

via siteInspire

SAWDUST have been in contact to let us know they’ve updated their website with a good selection of well designed album art work and much, much more.

Form+Format consists of creative strategist Ita Jalaluddin, graphic designer Daniel Neye and multimedia designer Marcel Wessling based in Berlin and Kuala Lumpur. Some of their visual experiments are quite interesting.

PMFKA, a “Graphic Wizard from the Woods of Dalarna. Skills of few and constantly moving forward pushing it. Great mix of styles too! Sumarry: Impressive”. Lasse Lindqvist

Couldn’t have said it better myself.

Supremely talented Invisible Creature update with a new site!

A solid and ‘in your face’ typographical approach of Belgium based graphic designer Tom Hautekiet.

Tom Skipp is a Freelance Art Director & Graphic Designer. He has worked under the Direction of Peter Saville and Vaughan Oliver, and has an enviable portfolio – having worked for, amongst others; Stella McCartney, EMI, Sony Records, Virgin Records, GQ Style, Universal Records, …]]>

Tom Skipp is a Freelance Art Director & Graphic Designer. He has worked under the Direction of Peter Saville and Vaughan Oliver, and has an enviable portfolio – having worked for, amongst others; Stella McCartney, EMI, Sony Records, Virgin Records, GQ Style, Universal Records, Big Active, Love and 4AD. Brilliantly, he’s also a really nice chap!

I remember him coming to talk to our Foundation course full of stories about his time with Saville, Oliver and co. and thinking his work ethic was great. Now, years on, I’m still impressed by his consistency and style. I particularly like his recent stuff for Kasabian…nice one Tom!