Illustrated Atlantic Coast of South Africa.

Creative design and illustration studio MUTIcreated this graphic illustration of the Atlantic coast of South Africa.

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Don’t Forget the Cassette

A retro poster series created by Neil Stevens as homage to the good old cassette. Neil Stevens explored the graphics and layouts of cassette inlay designs, which he transformed into graphic art prints.

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An Incomplete Manifesto for Growth.

A creative series of typographic illustrations by Hanna Viktorsson, an illustrator and print designer based in London.

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2013 Typographic Poster Illustration

A typographic poster illustration created by Leta Sobierajski to celebrate the arrival of 2013. The illustrations were originally created as as several sketches for a short film but after creating the finale illustrations it became a print.

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L’ancre de bois

Illustration created by Damien Auriault.

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85th Academy Awards

Graphic designer and illustrator Olly Moss worked with The Academy and Gallery 1988 to design this official “85 Years of Oscars” poster illustration for the 85th Academy Awards.

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Vector Illustration

Illustration artwork created by Cruschiform, a Paris-based creative studio founded by Marie-laure Cruschi.

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Poster Design

A great series of graphic and typographic posters designed by Alex Beltechi during 2011 - 2012. Alex Beltechi is a young graphic designer and image maker based in Oradea, Romania.

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Graphic Digital Art

A graphic artwork by Tobias van Schneider in collaboration with Verena Michelitsch for Faux Fox Temple. I especially like the combination of the digital artwork and the modern geometric typography in the front.

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Three Sleeping King

An illustration series of three artworks by Viktor Miller-Gausa from Syktyvkar, Russia.

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Above The Clouds

A graphic art print by Andy Jörder for the charity campaign “Yo.Charity.Baby”, a collective of designers sold their artworks to support the doctors without boarders. More information here.

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Graphic and Event Design

Selected graphics, illustrations and an amazing event design of Microsoft’s Microtropolis event - created by Mother New York / Mother Design.

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Typography Inspiration

A typographic illustation in a nice retro style by the Bevlak aka Sam Bevington, an illustrator and designer from UK.

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Screen Printed Graphic Art

Some days ago, we feauted “Map No. I – The Northern Sky”, a collaborative graphic artwork by Steffen Heidemann and Viktoria Klein. Now the follow-up: “Map No. II - The Southern Sky” is available as handmade limited screen print with detailed depiction of the southern sky.

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Fantastic Logo Design

I recently stumbled upon these amazing logo creations found in the Behance portfolio of Ayomide Onasanya, a Creative Director at Acumen Media in Lagos, Nigeria. Every single logo looks well designed and shows a nice use of color. Enjoy!

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