Nomono
Beautiful, sublime, brilliant work by Nomono, a moniker used by Berlin-based freelance illustrator Cristóbal Schmal.
Image by Cristóbal Schmal
Beautiful, sublime, brilliant work by Nomono, a moniker used by Berlin-based freelance illustrator Cristóbal Schmal.
Image by Cristóbal Schmal
Came across this great design firm this morning. Qubik is based in Leeds and has some excellent examples of great design. I really love discovering awesome work.
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A new documentary on the great printer Amos Kennedy Jr. is making its way across the U.S. Judging by the trailer, I will say that it’s definitely an interesting story to say the least. I love his work (I already own a few fine prints), and will absolutely check it out when it hits Milwaukee.
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Jack Alexander is a new graphic design studio based in Manchester, UK. I love the stunning, elegant and sophisticated work that they produce. Their work can be listed as Public Exhibit A on the importance of typography. Below are some beautiful examples of their work for Enclosure.
Images by Jack Alexander Studio
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Well, we did it. We have a signed purchase agreement for a home. We had our eyes on this house for some time, and the timing was right for us to buy. I feel as if we have achieved the pinnacle. We are officially living the high life, and I’m thrilled.
Check out the Grasshopper, a great-looking electric bicycle designed by David Gonçalves. More pics of his project can be seen here. Excellent work.
Also, check out the latest Worldchanging article concerning the status of the electric bike in North America. Enlightening, informative, and entertaining. That’s why I like Worldchanging so much.
Image by David Gonçalves
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My good friend and supremely-talented illustrator friend Ulana Zahajkewycz (I write her last name all the time because I am proud to spell it without hesitation) will have a table at the MoCCA Festival this Saturday and Sunday. Stop by and check out her awesome work if you have the chance. Above is a preview of a small book she’s doing, entitled Some Kind of Average Avengers
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