Tag: graphics
Italian Furniture Designer Pietro Russo.
22nd May
Even though my Milan report may be done for the year, I would still like to share with you a few little nuggets of goodness I’ve stashed up my sleeve – like this exquisite work by Milan-based furniture designer Pietro Russo. I met Pietro at the very first event we attended in Milan called JUICE. This is where he exhibited two of his latest products released this year – Piuma table and Voliera circular metal shelf, both of which made me fall in love in an instant…
La Hache Restaurant by Pascal Claude Drach // Strasbourg, France.
20th May
Pascal Claude Drach from My Beautiful created the branding and interior design concept for La Hache (French for “axe”) – a restaurant and brasserie in Strasbourg, France. The rich history of La Hache dates back to the 13th century – year 1257 to be exact. It’s name remains unchanged from the very beginning, bringing about speculations of the venues’s dark past as the house of executions…
Design Free Thursday // Typography Posters of Inspirational Quotes by Ben Fearnley.
9th May
These typography posters are the work of Ben Fearnley, a multidisciplinary Freelance Graphic Designer & Digital Artist based in Manchester,UK. His inspirational quotes are taken from some of the world’s biggest and brightest brains. Beautiful to look at and interesting to read – what a combo…
Digital Illustrations by Eiko Ojala.
1st May
Eiko Ojala is a crazy freak of nature – and in my books, that’s a very, very good thing. Allow me to elaborate. This young man is a multitalented individual. Ojala is an illustrator, graphic designer and art director who lives and works in Tallinn, Estonia. In case you’re thinking these images are layers of cut paper collaged together – you better think again…
Design Free Thursday // Hate Mail by Mr Bingo.
18th April
It all started one drunken night (as many worth while things do). London artist Mr Bingo tweeted “I will send an offensive postcard to the first person to reply to this message”. Fifty people responded in the first minute, and a stranger by the name of Jonathan Hopkins was chosen. The postcard Mr Bingo sent to him said “F*ck you Jonathan, f*ck you and f*ck your sh*t legs”. Pretty harsh stuff…


















