WEDF + Mytton Williams

Design by UK based studio Mytton Williams for the West of England Design Forum.

Part 1: 2012 Calendars

Packaged in a reusable metal gift tin, Vintage Luggage Tag Themed Wall Calendar ($30 USD) designed by girl*in*gear studio.

"The Jet Age. When air travel was beautiful and prestigious. Airlines and names like Pan Am, Trans World Airlines, and BOAC. There were no invasive security screenings, just complimentary cocktails.

Each baggage tag was a mini work of art. Those bits of vintage airline ephemera inspired this calendar: twelve months of colorful mid-century modern goodness. So grab a hot towel, a cocktail, and be transported back to the glory days of air travel - all without leaving the comfort of 2012."





Great project designed by Hong Kong based designer Ken Lo.

Calendar design project for Antalis. "By thinking the relationship of date and time, 12 months and 12 hours on the clock, I have designed a new format - calenclock."

Office Space: JWT

JWT's NYC office space developed and designed by EGG Office.

"After the client renovated its five-story midtown Manhattan headquarters, EGG Office developed a comprehensive signage and graphics program, creating an easily navigable system that tied in seamlessly with the design of the new space, and developing unique identities for each floor and department.

To achieve these goals, our team designed supergraphics and colorful wayfinding elements that graphically abstract concepts related to advertising, media and popular culture."

[Credits: Eric Laignel Photography]

From The Mind of Christopher David Ryan

Illustration by Portland, Maine based graphic designer and illustrator Christopher David Ryan.

Minimalist Fruita

Love the minimalist branding and design by Barcelona based design studio Atipus for Fruita Blanch.

You’re Invited

Dallas Society of Visual Communications 3-D invitation designed by Justin Pocta.

“I was honored with the opportunity of designing the invitation for the DSVC 2011 Dallas Show. One of the challenges I had to solve was finding a way to mail a 3-dimensional box which married in the Show's casino related theme. The process had to be fairly agile as I began without having confirmation about the type of cutting techniques that would be available to me.”