the kitchen films.

Yet another great Identity by Ruiz + Company.

A day in the life of a Graphic Design Student

The book is comprised of a day in the life of 7 Graphic Design students shown through the use of 7 sections, 7 colors and 7 typefaces and comes shrink wrapped in black metallic foil. Thus must be torn to read the book and represents night transitioning into (revealing) day.

Self-initiated project by Rishi Sodha.

Match Calendar

The idea was to create as unique a calendar so that the process of its presenting would become an outstanding event. Alongside with this, it was important to expose theidea of "energy", as it is predetermined by the name and logo of the company. Each page is a month and it looks like a comb made of matches that correspond to the days. The matches are real and the construction of the calendar is absolutely safe

- 9.8 inches wide, 5 inches high.

- Bound on metal spring 1.2 inches diameter.

- Silk printing 2 colors.

- Matches are dipped in a special chemical solution and covered with sulphur, striking surface stripes are applied on both sides of a stand base.

*Info provided via Yurko Gutsulyak's Behance portfolio.

My heart just melted a little. How smart and useful!

Design by Yurko Gutsulyak

Lotta Nieminen

Art direction, illustration and layout by Lotta Nieminen  for the anniversary issue of  Tuli&Savu, a Finnish poetry magazine. In collaboration with Janine Rewell. 2008. 




Just gorgeous.

My Orange Box

Beautiful Identity work for Black Umbrella by New York based Designer/Studio Lucie Kim/My Orange Box. Projects vary from indentities, websites, posters, animations and illustrations to an output of self-published work. Lucie Kim currently teaches at Parsons School for Design.

I thoroughly enjoy the MyORB website, you can check out more of her work here.

Simon Page

Self taught British Graphic Designer Simon Page. His main passions are typography, art, illustration and geometric design (with a mathematics background, it's no surprise!). He also won Digital Artist of 2009 Award.


Interesting interview at Grain Edit. Click here to read it.

Dimo Trifonov

Bulgarian Graphic Designer Dimo Trifonov has blow my mind. I love the freedom he expresses in his work. Clean, Smart and Powerful. You can take a look at more of his work here.


Interesting fact: Dimo was born in 1990. So that makes him only 20. The talent already. Proof that people are just born to do this.

Be A Kid Again

Lovely Pop culture work by Tarik Mikou. I especially love Audrey and Marilyn's.