Stunning portfolio from the Danish purveyors of ‘visual futures’, Pleks.

Universal Everything Reel / 2010 from Universal Everything on Vimeo.

Universal Everything have created a new (to me at least) showreel, full of their trademark visually rich, sharp end communication.

A couple of days old but still news worthy enough, the Felton Annual report is becoming a regular mark of another year passing into a fresh January.

Infographic trend setting geek, Nicholas Felton has produced what looks to be another sterling effort of beautifully representing data graphically. This year …]]>

A couple of days old but still news worthy enough, the Felton Annual report is becoming a regular mark of another year passing into a fresh January.

Infographic trend setting geek, Nicholas Felton has produced what looks to be another sterling effort of beautifully representing data graphically. This year he’s shifted from selfish data mining to focus on the people he has had meaningful contact with over the last year. The final report is all designed and currently being letterpress in NY. Currently available on pre-order, the printed report is due to be released and shipped in March.

Pre-order it from Felton’s online shop.

le petit didier, not the most user friendly portfolio, but still the first site since 1999 which uses Flash Page Turner and isn’t absolutely terrible. Really solid body of typography too.

Wow. Anyone know who did this spot for the new Google browser Chrome? Love the lo-fi style.

London based studio SomeOne are the studio behind the long-awaited launch of the 2012 Olympics pictograms

Fantastic new identity for the City of Melbourne created by Landor in Sydney. Lovely thought and great execution have made this an identity job which would be a joy to work with. Read and see more of the great work on this and a variety of other projects 

Fantastic new identity for the City of Melbourne created by Landor in Sydney. Lovely thought and great execution have made this an identity job which would be a joy to work with. Read and see more of the great work on this and a variety of other projects here

If you haven’t seen Gavin Potenza’s Homage to the Stamp then you’ve obviously been hiding in a cave. Check out the rest of his rather sickeningly good portfolio for more!

New York-based Studio Lin is the graphic design practice of Alex Lin. Studio Lin’s focus is on comprehensive design systems in all media, including web, social media, advertising, publishing, video and environmental.

I like this site, you can purchase a set of icons designed on the principles of Helvetica at Helveticons Alternatively you can download some nice little yellow folders and icons for your OSX desktop for free.