Sarah Taylor is a student enrolled in Capilano University’s IDEA Program. Spion, a fictive spy-themed store, is a project involving multiple components, from identity to packaging. Check out the rest of her work right here.…

FOUND: 1. Samal Designs 6DPI Glasses, 2. Pixel Punch Wrapping Paper, 3. Guillaume Delvigne 72DPI Light, 4. CB2 Pixel Rug, 5. Icon Watch, 6. Tattly Pixel Bike, 7. Missoni Home Lisbona Throw.…

Brandt Brinkerhoff & Katherine Walker collaborated on this poster series based on the original text and etchings from classic children’s stories. Pick up one of the four limited edition poster designs right here.

via The Donut Project…

Great work for Saloon, a Boston-area restaurant, designed by Oat Creative.

via Sceneologist…

That’s Impressive  is a print piece designed by Kerr Vernon in collaboration with Glasgow Press. The colorful piece is comprised of five letterpressed postcards featuring songs by some of their favorite Glasgow bands. If you like what you see, you can actually…

This project has already made its way around the interwebs but I couldn’t resist another post. I love seeing how well the identity translates from small-scale projects—the can packaging—to large—the building exterior. Well done, Mint Design.…

FOUND: 1. You Are My Sunshine Print, 2. Kate Spade Sailor Stripe Scarf, 3. Yellow Matchbox Light, 4. Poppin Yellow Tape Dispenser, 5. Neon Yellow Geo Earrings, 6. Sass & Bide Accra Sunglasses, 7. Alphabet Bags Sun Tote.…

I’m a sucker for restaurant design, and Vigor’s blog has turned out to be a great resource for finding fantastically designed brands and spaces. Case in point, Jesse Campbell’s classic work for Corso 32.

via Vigor Restaurant Branding…

This impressive wine packaging was designed by Beau Monroe, a senior at Academy of Art University in San Francisco. The design was developed in response to a brief requiring students to choose a Bay-area winery—Beau chose Concannon—and give their labels a…

I love everything about Caste’s design for Citizen, a menswear boutique in Victoria, BC—from the carefully crafted flourishes to the quirky postcard copy (“preferred author”) to the black and white color palette.…

I’m loving the small selection of prints in Brittany Burton’s shop, which, according to the illustrator, is dominated by “patches of floral fluff and people with too much attitude.” Pick up a piece for yourself right here.…

Unleashed! is a recent identity project of Singapore-based studio Acre:
Taking our design direction from M.O.D’s sophomore performance of going beyond the boundaries of dance genres, UNLEASHED! 2011 is defined by letters challenging ordered borders. The idea of breaking news with graphics…

For their most recent issue, GOOD Magazine commissioned Dan Cassaro to create this series of six full page illustrations inspired by WPA poster art. Love the result.…

This beautiful, limited edition book is the result of a collaboration between Jon Contino and German studio, Sven Hoffmann. Developed for La Marzocco, an Italian espresso machine manufacturer, the book was created as a gift for clients and partners. The resulting design,…

Last week Jon Contino relaunched his site with a new design and lots of new work. While there is plenty of inspiring work to see, this project, illustration and lettering for Good Times restaurant, was one that particularly caught my…

The Curator’s Code, “a standard for honoring attribution of discovery across the web”, is a new project from Maria Popova, Kelli Anderson and Tina Roth Eisenberg that should be of particular interest to blog readers and publishers. Though I haven’t had enough…

Studio Constantine recently revamped their printed materials. Here’s a bit about how they arrived at this solution:
We wanted our own printed materials to demonstrate the best-case impact achieved by intelligent and strategic use of a two colour production process…

I can’t get enough of Rikka Sormunen’s illustration work—she has such a lovely way with color, texture and composition. You can see more of her work right here.

via BLDGWLF…

Feast your eyes on James Reeve’s striking Lightscapes series.

via The New Minimum…