Wes Adams is in his junior year of the Rhode Island School of Design . Not only does his young portfolio have a distinctive url (www.wwwwwwww.es), but there’s also some strikingly shot, tidy work to peruse.

Matthias Hübner is quite the seasoned book designer and there’s a good chance one his creations is on your book shelf already. As well as confidently grasping editorial design, there’s also some creative ideas in his workshop section, including solving the world-wide problem of spilling your …]]>

Matthias Hübner is quite the seasoned book designer and there’s a good chance one his creations is on your book shelf already. As well as confidently grasping editorial design, there’s also some creative ideas in his workshop section, including solving the world-wide problem of spilling your tomato sauce down your shirt.

Inka Järvinen, an illustrator and graphic designer based in Helsinki, has a folio comprised of detailed, vintage inspired illustrations that lend themselves very well to fashion garments and accessories. It’s not surprise to see she graduated in graphic design and fashion (an interesting combo) and spent some time …]]>

Inka Järvinen, an illustrator and graphic designer based in Helsinki, has a folio comprised of detailed, vintage inspired illustrations that lend themselves very well to fashion garments and accessories. It’s not surprise to see she graduated in graphic design and fashion (an interesting combo) and spent some time working for a clothing company before staring full time at studio Werklig.

Young, self-taught, versatile and one of the most notable talents, Nelson Balaban updates his extraordinaire portfolio with a bunch of new and exciting projects.

Like a kid with a fresh pack of Crayola’s, Adrian Johnson breaths real character and vitality into his own style of illustrations. Bright, extremely colourful and very endearing, it’s no surprise that Adrian Johnson has been snapped up by Big Active. Lots of great work …]]>

Like a kid with a fresh pack of Crayola’s, Adrian Johnson breaths real character and vitality into his own style of illustrations. Bright, extremely colourful and very endearing, it’s no surprise that Adrian Johnson has been snapped up by Big Active. Lots of great work in his folio for both print and animation. If you’re wondering why some of the illustrations look fimliar, you’ve probably seen him in the pages of FFF favourite, Monocole Magazine.

For those of you particulalrly enamoured with Adrian’s work there’s an interesting interview with the man courtersy of the ever popular Grain Edit.

Excellent body of work from Willem Stratmann.

Emily Macrae got in touch this morning to show us her new portfolio. With a charming and playful style, Emily is look to leave New Zealand for full time employment ‘anywhere in the world’. So if your currently residing in the world and looking for some new blood, …]]>

Emily Macrae got in touch this morning to show us her new portfolio. With a charming and playful style, Emily is look to leave New Zealand for full time employment ‘anywhere in the world’. So if your currently residing in the world and looking for some new blood, get in touch emily(at)emilymacrae.com

Well presented body of work from multidisciplinary designer, Paul Gledhill.

Michael Bojkowski is one of those guys who must be able to bend time. The amount and quality of content he produces is envy inducing. Involved in lot sof different projects and studios on a freelance basis I’m sure this certainly helps.

His freelance studio ok interrupt showcases …]]>

Michael Bojkowski is one of those guys who must be able to bend time. The amount and quality of content he produces is envy inducing. Involved in lot sof different projects and studios on a freelance basis I’m sure this certainly helps.

His freelance studio ok interrupt showcases a strong folio of editorial design and publishing boast clients such as Esquire UK and YCN. LineFeed/Press Publish another side project, is a chance for him to discuss his indulgent love of magazines and dable in independent publishing which I’m sure has helped land him lots of work and guest contribution in this field of design such as contributing monthly graphic design staple, Grafik Magazine.

The long list of work goes on. If you’re short on time though I recommend checking out Michael’s comprehensive flavors.me site for a good overview. If you have some more time, watching one of the Line Feed Reading Lists or this interesting video of London typographic history tour are both highly recommended.

Excellent and engaging photography from Rhode Island School of Design alumni Jason Lee.