Grundini is Peter Grundy – a master of taking complex and perplex information and presenting them as simple, elegant, visual messages and ideas.

Grundy’s handsome new website shows a fantastic body of work spanning information design, branding, type and advertising.

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Studio favourite Russell Bell is widely known for his maps and infographics. There are some lovely examples to be found on his site.

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Clim is a Graphic Designer from Barcelona based in London, formerly of Fold7 and Beam Studio but now freelancing full-time.

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Brian Danaher is an art director, designer, illustrator, and coffee drinker working in Minneapolis, MN. Found him via his letter-pressed ‘Rabbit Children’ packaging – check out his portfolio here.

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With three years to go until the event, yesterday saw the unveiling of the much anticipated 2014 Commonwealth Games pictograms, created by Tangent. FFF can also now reveal the first public viewing of the designs in motion.

Using elements of the games identity – designed by Marque in 2010 – the pictograms use the 2014 logo’s concentric rings as the foundation from which to build the set. This use of the geometric shapes creates a flexible base, allowing enough leeway to create the range of physical movement required to represent 17 different events.

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Mike Mcquade has a portfolio diverse with illustration, lettering, typography, and web design. “I am obsessed with the processes of the many trades and crafts of visual communication – from the very basic and tactile like screen printing to the more complex and technological HTML and CSS.”

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It’s been almost 2 years since we first featured Always With Honor. Since then Elsa, Tyler & Zoe the dog have been doing great things in map, icon and information design & illustration. Their new site is definitely worth another visit!

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Some great work by Kirk on his website Raise No Chicken. Struggling to find out much about this dude, but his work speaks for itself – a total colour and texture feast.

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David Airey tweeted recently about the identity work of experienced Canadian designer David Taylor – his ‘Walk of Fame’ branding is indeed well worth checking out.

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Super Furry (Austin TX-based designer Simon Walker) you may not know by name – but you’ve probably seen some of his work floating round the intertubes over the past couple of years.. Check out his flickr sets and find him on twitter here.

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