Michael Newhouse- his work is so great one of my favorite designers and he does a bit of everything.

Ashley Mackenzie is a graduate of OCAD in Toronto. I absolutely adore this illustrators work.

slowlyeden:

Louis Couperus book covers by Jan Toorop, via The Rijksmuseum

Been reading a book on Dutch Graphic Design Recently.

(via fuckyeahbookarts)

Woody Pirtle is one of the founding members of Pentagram. His marks are impressive, other work is at pirtledesign.com

1. Glenwood School
2. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hair Personal Mark
3. Dallas Opera
4. NYC Centennial
5. Channel 20 Atlanta Public Television
 

Repost from Brown Paper Bag

Jiro Bevis has a sec­tion of work on his site, Fun, which seems to hold true to its title. The sub­jects ref­er­ence pop­u­lar cul­ture, using bitmap ele­ments to dis­tort his dig­i­tal cre­ations. They are flat as a pan­cake and occupy the weird space between 2Dand 3D.

These type of images make me nos­tal­gic for my youth — grow­ing up with crappy com­puter graph­ics, dial up inter­net, AOL as a com­puter pro­gram… The good ole days (not really).

Remixed paintings by Thomas Robson UK based artist. These are his remixed paintings.

agi-open-london:

Fritz Bühler — Tek poster (1947)

AGI Open has a tumblr, they have an amazing visual archive.

Another one, enjoyed this.

Kind of in love with this, reminds me of my favorite rolling security gates in NYC.

Quite enjoyed this one. 

A little something I’m working on part of a larger branding project. 

Whatever you do this weekend follow Skip Hursh’s Pinterest board of abstract patterns. He has quite the collection.

sexpigeon:

Train came midway through.

Such a great iPhone panorama.

Rocco Piscatello, has created some great lecture posters for FIT, minimal and conceptual. There’s one tonight at the Kate Murphy Amphitheater featuring Jake Barton of Project Projects. 

A new piece by James Rosenquist.