Legendary design studio Intro launch their new website, including updates on their recent work.

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Brand new site and work by FFF contributor Greig Anderson and Effektive Design. Check it out!

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It’s been three years since his last feature and Patrick Fry’s standards haven’t slipped. Check out his Excellent portfolio.

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A lovely looking little trailer for a new film on leading Canadian designer, educator and painter Burton Kramer by Greg Durrell of A Brief History Of. Also worth mentioning there is a lovely retrospective book available on a half century of identity work by Kramer.

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Back in November we posted that Man vs Machine were working on a full rebrand of the now iconic More4 identity. This generated a lot of debate, with Greig getting “the feeling this is going to move like a flip clock”.

How right he was – earlier today MvM unveiled the new identity featuring “Live-action idents see the brand break out into the real world in the form of mechanical ‘flippers’”.

Initial reaction to the logo received varied results, the majority of people reserving their judgement until they had seen it move. And move it does. I for one, think it’s a breath of fresh air, lovely to see the identity break out into the the real world.

What do you think?

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Milton Glaser is among the most celebrated graphic designers, it would be fair to call him a living legend. We all know his classics, but it’s great to see his more recent work, which also has Glaser’s trademark timeless elegance to it.

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Fuzzco is a design studio based in Charleston, South Carolina. Not only do they have really fantastic work…their office is amazing. Featured are a couple highlights from the work they did for Two Boroughs Larder.

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This was a bit more relevant (for me anyway) a few months when I was originally going to post it as I saw it a day or two after going to a retro car show… anyway, as with most logos, it’s interesting to see how they’ve progressed and evolved, or in some cases, regressed over time. In this case, we have a series of major car logos, from Alfa Romeo to Volkswagan. I’m not sure how complete or factually accurate it is, but even without the dates, it’s quite fun — especially BMW’s ’70s and ’80s version.

In most cases, I prefer the older to the newer. Mercedes, BMW and Renault are below and the rest are here.

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Outstanding student portfolio from Leeds-based, John Barton.

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Guillermo Brotons has updated his site with all new projects from 2011. An excellent and diverse selection of projects.

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