What the FFF?

Founded in 2005 by an ever growing group of young designers and vagabonds eager to collect and share the best design work they came across, FormFiftyFive soon became an international showcase of creative work.

Although the site was doing a great job at sparking creativity, we felt it could, and should, be even bigger and better. So we spent many moons working on a brand new FormFiftyFive, still high in eye (and brain) candy, but with a brand new look and lots of new features that dig even deeper into what’s happening in the design community.

We’ve also added more interactive elements on the site so people can exchange and store ideas more easily, encouraging collaboration and making the site more than just another design blog.

So have a look round, if you see something you love or hate be sure to comment, and drop us a line if there’s a juicy bit of creative gold you’d like to see on here.

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Mark Taylor – new site

Newcastle-based photographer and friend of FFF, Mark Taylor, has recently launched his new portfolio site. Check it out.

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Simon Davidson

The salt flats of Bonneville have been used for speed testing for over a century. Sir Malcolm Campbell notably piloted Blue Bird to a land speed record 301mph there in 1935. Simon Davidson traveled from Sydney to Utah to make his project Salt and Smoke, ...

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Nick Meek

      It's hard not to fall for Nick Meek's atmospheric and beautifully saturated photography. An interesting mix of landscapes both populated and sparse, but with a feeling of human presence. Represented by Siobhan Squire.

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Adam Hinton

A diverse folio from Photographer Adam Hinton of both personal projects and comissions, his most recent for Nike's 2012 campaign. If you have an iPad or iPhone, you can enjoy his photography via his App on

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Marcus Ginns

Lots of crisp and clean new work across the board over on Marcus' website. A few of my favourites (above and) below.  

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Peter Ross & Jennifer Lee

Some beautifully understated work from LA-based designer, Jennifer Lee. Particularly like the tabloid promotion, featuring the portrait photography of Peter Ross.

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Bernhard Lang

I Really like Bernhard Lang's aerial photography. In a short article on Phaidon's Agenda site, he talks about finding 'the perfect distance' — I think this is what I enjoy most about his photos, they're not the typical aerial shots, the ...

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David Sykes — New website

Lovely mailer by photographer David Sykes to promote the relaunch of his new website – a new twist on the much over-used QR code, mixing physical with the digital. More on the mailer on his

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Fabrice Wittner

In response to the devastating Christchurch earthquake earlier this year photographer Fabrice Wittner set out to confront the destruction the best way he knew how: by making art. His Enlightened Souls project utilizes large, human-sized stencils that are painted with light during long exposures. ...

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Central Station v2

Central Station are currently going through some big changes, with Central Station v2 set to launch at the end of this month. The primary change to the site will be a shift in focus away from being an online community towards becoming a ‘network ...

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Features

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    We were lucky enough to be invited to attend this year's OFFF creative festival which just wrapped in Barcelona. With a fantastic line up and an all new, spacious venue at the Disseny Hub, Barcelona, OFFF ...

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  • FFF & The I.P.H

    We've got an exciting series of articles planned for you that will document what it means to launch a new gallery & studio in collaboration with The International Picture House. Over the next month fellow FFF contributor Chris Gray will keep us ...

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  • Interview: Brosmind

    We visited the Mingarro brothers, also known as Brosmind, in their Barcelona Studio to have a chat with them about what influences them and what's like working together with your brother. Founded by Juan and Alejandro Mingarro in 2006 Brosmind's style is fresh and optimistic, ...

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  • Interview: Erik Spiekermann

    In our last interview from OFFF 2011 in Barcelona we chat with type designer Erik Spiekermann about snot rags, brain surgery and remembering jokes. For those of you who don't know about Mr. Spiekermann... and I doubt there are many of you that don't... here's ...

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  • Interview: James Warfield

    In the 6th episode of our interview series from OFFF 2011 we chat with James Warfield, graphic designer at Dare in London. He told us about motivation, collecting stories and secret agents. He also kindly designed this weeks masthead image. James is currently working ...

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  • Interview: Magomed Dovjenko

    In the 5th episode of our interview series from OFFF 2011 we chat with young illustrator Magomed Dovjenko, also know as Mago. Having already worked for a ever growing number of high profile clients at such a young age it was interesting to hear ...

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  • Interview: Base

    This week we present to you our interview with Jean-Marc Joseph, Creative Director of Base Motion, the audio-visual department at Base Design. A design agency with offices in Barcelona, Brussels, Madrid, New York & Santiago, Base "specializes in not specializing" which is certainly evident ...

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  • Matt W. Moore at OFFF 2011

    In the third episode of our interview series from OFFF 2011 we chat with artist, designer, illustrator and all-round dude - Matt W. Moore. We caught up with him when he was close to finishing at Mural at the OFFF Festival in Barcelona. For more ...

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  • Ricks Banks at OFFF 2011

    We continue our interview series from OFFF 2011 with Rick Banks, who some of you might know better as Face37. We cought up with Rick just before he was about to give a talk about his work at the festival. In this short ...

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  • Alex Trochut at OFFF ’11

    As you may have read, a few of us FFFers visited the OFFFest in Barcelona this year. Armed with a list of questions, a mic & two Canon 550D's we set up meetings with some talented people to have a relaxed chat with us on ...

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