Mike Giant
Time lapse video of Mike Giant doing a piece at The Fast Life.
(via mashKULTURE)
Neuarmy | This Ain’t No Side Hustle
Neuarmy redesign, and showcase of two new projects: Victory League & Roach Clip Art.
Mike McQuade
Impressive updates from my good friend Mike Mcquade.
The dude continues to expand his range and perfect his craft — showing diversity within illustration, lettering, typography, and design.
House Industries
Really great video showcasing a stunning breadth of work coming out of House Industries.
Curtis Jinkins
Curtis Jinkins is a graduate of the Portfolio Center in Atlanta, currently freelancing in Austin, Texas. I initially discovered his work through FFFFound, and then Dribbble where he’s consistently posting great work with a solid overall aesthetic. You can sense his understanding of type and illustration, and see it applied to everything from gig posters to identity.
ARCHETYPE
Jason Alejandro is currently a Book Designer at Princeton University Press and an adjunct professor at Kean University. He freelances under the name Archetype, on a variety of projects for artists, musicians, fashion/beauty brands, corporate communications, publications, educational organizations, and design studios. Jason is also co-founder of the design blog The Takeover.
Jeffrey Docherty
Throughout his 10 year career, Jeff Docherty has been fortunate enough to touch all aspects of his profession, from managing in-house creative teams to developing external client relationships, brand communications, idea generation, and photography art direction. These experiences are as diverse as the places he’s acquired them — advertising and branding agencies, boutique design studios, and international publications. He’s created some stellar work along the way, for a very impressive roster of clients including, The New York Times Magazine, Nike, and I.D. magazine to name a few.
Joe Galbreath | Globe Poster Specimens
For his Master’s thesis, Joe Galbreath investigated the forms, artifacts and aesthetics of Globe Poster Printing. For 9 months he spent time at the shop organizing and analyzing artifacts, talking with the owners and investigating the visual language of this prolific Baltimore institution.
This specimen sheet series attempts to collect and organize Globe’s vast library of original graphics by documenting a singular exploration of form or content. Each specimen was printed using the original blocks found by scouring drawers, boxes, shelves, cabinets and cubby holes around the shop.
Ed Nacional
Born and raised in Canada, Ed Nacional has been living and working out of Brooklyn for a few years now on a range of projects spanning print, identity, posters, digital and more. I’m a big fan of his typography and illustrations, good stuff.
Caleb Owen Everitt
Caleb Owen Everitt has an eye for design and art direction that’s really inspiring. I remember swooning over his identity & packaging work for The Chop Shop when I first came across on Ptarmak. His sensibility is evident throughout his work, and while some follows trend (which maybe he starts?), it does so in a way that makes it feel fresh and authentic. Almost effortless.
