Perverse we know, but it’s been over two years since we last posted the work of Stockholm-based 25ah. In that time they’ve launched a new site, full of excellent work, beautifully shot.

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.

The agency formerly known as Studio AP has rebranded as Everywhere. A new site has been launched as part of the rebrand, with clients such as Burberry, Anthony Burrill and the previous post, David Gill.

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

A week-long programme of typographic study in London for recent graduates and professionals. Alongside live projects run by Fraser Muggeridge, the school will host talks, seminars and tutorials from daily visiting practitioners: Sara De Bondt, Paul Elliman, Ken Garland,

A week-long programme of typographic study in London for recent graduates and professionals. Alongside live projects run by Fraser Muggeridge, the school will host talks, seminars and tutorials from daily visiting practitioners: Sara De Bondt, Paul Elliman, Ken Garland, Jeff Knowles (Research Studios), David Pearson, Robert Sollis (Europa).
20 places are available for each week: 5–9 and 12–16 July 2010.

While you’re here, check out Fraser’s latest web project, buildingsound.org. I think it’s really cool.

Though my french isn’t as good as it once was, that didn’t stand in the way of enjoying the work on Julie Michel’s folio site. Simple use of colour and bold typography with some nice overlaid text seems to work really well here without getting in the way …]]>

Though my french isn’t as good as it once was, that didn’t stand in the way of enjoying the work on Julie Michel’s folio site. Simple use of colour and bold typography with some nice overlaid text seems to work really well here without getting in the way of the work too much. The use of animated gif/jpgs also do a great job of showing off the complexity of some of the pieces of work Julie has produced.

Thinking for a Living, the brain child of Duane King and has been through a redesign. We must say it’s looking pretty slick. Now focusing more on feature and long form content the redesign reflects this, shifting from presenting a traditional long scrolling page to a landscape mode—after …]]>

Thinking for a Living, the brain child of Duane King and has been through a redesign. We must say it’s looking pretty slick. Now focusing more on feature and long form content the redesign reflects this, shifting from presenting a traditional long scrolling page to a landscape mode—after all most of the screens it’ll be read on are probably larger widescreen models. Where the design really comes into it’s own is the keyboard shortcuts which makes navigating the columns of content a pleasurable experience. Quite similar to the shortcuts AisleOne recently incorporated into their redesign, it’s no surprise to see that both AisleOne and Thinking for a Living are part of the same publishing network (TFAL Network). This seems like an interesting move to bring similar content providers together and reminds me of what Gawker Network has done for the tech/videogames/geek community with Gizmodo/Lifehacker/ValleyWag.

What do you guys think of the new design and the more editorial content and magazine like presentation of TFAL?

Funky holder / news page from Team Impression, courtesy of Design Project. View the e-bulletin here. New site coming soon…

A very slick and sumptuous portfolio from London-based studio Egelnick and Webb. Featuring some stunning art direction and nicely crafted typography, print and web work for a range of top fashion brands, as well as a few other household names.

Antonio Carusone has just launched a new version of the brilliant AisleOne. He’s added some nifty new features like keyboard navigation, grid or list view and quite bravely gone for a 1202px-wide format. That will no-doubt ruffle a few geeky feathers, but good work sir!