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Empty: Filling the Void

As a bunch of creatives ourselves, we like it when a bunch of creatives get together to do something new. The crew at Design is Kinky (Australia…

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The Swing Of Things

Mundane materials, repetitive textures and persnickety craftsmanship add up to significantly more than the sum of their parts in the hands of Johnny …

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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Instant History

Old school illustrator and designer Paul Giambarba was, among other things, responsible for tidying up the identity of two seminal brands from my…

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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Pen. Man. Cheap.

There's no Flash®. There's no weblog. There's no commerce. There's no merchandise store. Not surprisingly, there's no waiting for pages to load…

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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Design By Default

The lo-fi simplicity and deceivingly logical organization of Default offers little else but the pure, unobtrusive environment that all portfolio…

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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Altpick Call For Entries

The Alternative Pick creative talent sourcebook, ALT Pick magazine and altpick.com present The Altpick Awards. Enter to have your work showcased in t…

Created by: Jon Parker

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Mark Boyce

Subtle. Bold. Deceptively simple. The book, stationery, and identity designs of Mark Boyce, as captured by a color photocopier. Via Anarchitect

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Parties Like It’s 1894

This remarkably detailed poster, reproduced from an 1894 design, is fascinating not only for its historical perspective, but for its typographic…

Created by: Jon Parker

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Does This Logo Make My Blog Look Fat?

Andrei Herasimchuk and crew over at Design by Fire ponder and discuss what constitutes a successful personal dingbat - the brand identifier of the…

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Front Line Assembly

The four women powering Swedish design group Front aren't satisfied with simply sketching and rendering their projects. There's an awful lot of…

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