Roy Tatum is a recent graduate of Art Center College of Design. Currently he lives in New York, and by the looks of things he’s producing some pretty great work. I’m really enjoying this identity for the Los Angeles Public Library. Man, that color palette is spot on!
I love seeing graphic design and illustration getting on so well. Caleb Heisey really killed the design of these akvavit bottle labels for Swedish distillery, Folksaga. Each one features an illustration of a popular Swedish folk tale. Clever.
Super clean identity work by Commando Group for Oslo-based interior architects, Krohn. The dynamic mark is a nice touch. Is it a room in perspective or a disjointed ‘K’? It’s both, and the sticker on that cardboard tube is perfect.
I’m really enjoying this most recent work by Dave Foster. In addition to his excellent lettering, calligraphy and graphic design work, Dave is an accomplished type designer. He attended The Royal Academy of Art’s post-graduate course in Type and Media in 2012. In fact, his graduation typeface, Blanco, won a Certificate of Excellence in Typeface Design from the Type Directors Club in New York, among other awards.
Gaston Isoz has been doing freelance book design out of Berlin since 1991. He was a student of the great Swiss typographer and graphic designer Jost Hochuli. His work is consistently intelligent, refined, and original. It is no surprise that his book designs have received so many accolades over the years. I highly recommend checking out his work.
By Steven
