“The following is a proposed renaming and identity system for a local napkin store. The projects includes logotype, stationery, business cards, website, shopping bags, Kraft envelopes, product packaging, wrapping paper, and customized tape. “
Who knew that something as bland as napkins could look so fabulous? I love this identity design by Mai K. Nguyen.
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Clara Fernandez | http://behance.net/cla
Graphic designer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Focused on design, illustration and typography.
Andrei Roiter, Time Capsule, 2010, Mixed media, 80x100x65 cm
“[Cutline is a line of furniture that] defines a dynamism of a precise action, a radical cut, an explicit gesture made to reveal what lies beneath, what lies inside, a cut creating functionality in each object and, at the same time, giving rise to an aesthetic able to evoke emotion.”
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One thing I need to start doing more of on this blog is interior design. This beautiful office is Designer Fabien Barral’s house in the French countryside.
Fabien is the creator and writer of Graphic Exchange, an absolutely fabulous design inspiration blog.
I love this poster. It’s such a unique and creative approach that adds a whole new dimension to design. I think I love the subtle faces in the lines of the iceberg.
‘Titanic‘Art Print by Oli Phillips.
I love this packaging for The Bitter Chocolatier by Miguel Molina Design.
“The brand has an edge. The elegant look contrasts sharply with its ironic humour. Poking fun at himself, The Bitter Chocolatier tells his tales of misfortune throughout his life through the different flavors.”
