Smoke + Type, nice typographic work by Daniel Gordon. If you don’t want to miss any of the links shared, you can of course follow me on my Tumblelog if you are a Tumblr user. Infographics Can Help You Spread Ideas and Attract Attention Interesting article with examples on Dosh Dosh. Kustaa Saksi Retro-futuristic design work, nice. Panettone Great packaging concept for [...]

I didn’t get many opportunities to design book covers, but if I had to I would definitly want to do it for Pelican or Penguin. Those birdy publishers seem to give a lot of freedom to their cover designers, even the freedom to use the simplest shapes to give a general feeling to the reader [...]

Requiem for a tea back, via Yanko Design. If you don’t want to miss any of the links shared, you can of course follow me on my Tumblelog if you are a Tumblr user. 10 steps to a client friendly Wordpress CMS A great article for anyone installing Wordpress for clients sites. Helvetica Magic Pen A pen to fight sloppy [...]

“Same same, but different!” Anyone who has travelled to Thailand heard that short sentence dozens of times. It is what the sellers in the street shops will tell you to explain that what they are selling is the same thing as what’s in the next shop (which is obvious), but a little better. This sentence has [...]

As a result of Designer Daily’s first Group Writing Project, I’ve collected a bunch of interesting design links that people liked. It was really interesting to see what people came up with and to discover some new blogs or rediscover something about the other bloggers tastes and centers of interest. Urban messenger bag, by Peter Bihr. Not [...]

The “Design you Love” group writing project is now over and I’d like to thank all the participants for their great posts on the designs they loved. A blog post with every design and links will be published right after this one. Congratulations to the winners, I hope that you’ll all enjoy your prizes, sorry [...]

World food programme, creative ad for the United Nations. If you don’t want to miss any of the links shared, you can of course follow me on my Tumblelog if you are a Tumblr user. Pentawards 2008 Awarding creative packaging. Season’s greetings Beautiful greeting card, great geometric design. 18 rules the best web developers follow A list of good practices, bookmarked. Horribly Photoshoped [...]

We communicate everyday with the street publics: design and architecture objects around us, our neighbours,  signs on the tops of the buildings in downtown of the city, department stores, city facades, or small billboards on bus stations in the form of ads. I find that street design in the form of typography that we see [...]

This post is Julia Spangler’s entry to the Design You Love group writing project. I’m in college. Most of you, at this point, are probably not. But since I’m sure you miss it, we’re going to start with a quiz. Here are three clues; let’s see if you can identify the object of my designerly affection: He [...]

I recently published a post asking if listening to music while working was a good thing or not. I gave my opinion and asked some productivity experts what their thoughts were on that topic. The post had a lot of comments from fellow designers, and a blog post was even written on that topic on [...]