Julian Bialowas is a student in graphic design in Canada. Fascinated by landscape photography, he is the author of the 365Q project which consists in one photo per day associated with a quote. This has created a great challenge for him to match typographies, photos and quotes. Eventually, the result does justice to his talent ! More of his work is to discover below or on this website.
Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Tuesday, 23 August 2011
Custom Chalk Letterer - DANA TANAMACHI
DANA TANAMACHI is a graphic designer and custom chalk letterer who hails from the Lone Star State, but currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. She enjoys crafting, reading, walking, and especially listening to Country music from the 1990s.
In June 2008, Dana moved to New York City and began working at SpotCo designing posters for Broadway shows. Currently, she works at Louise Fili Ltd, a NYC-based studio specializing in logo, package, restaurant, and book design. VIEW MORE
Tuesday, 14 June 2011
Typographic Signs - Expressing City Titles
An interesting poster series that expresses different cities typographically. It is interesting how the visual style or semantics of each title gives us an impression what each city is like. Each title is styled in a typeface that is considered quintessential.
Friday, 10 June 2011
Kudzai Dyirakumunda – Graphic Designer/Illustrator
© Kudzai Dyirakumunda
Currently based in Bournemouth, Kudzai Dyirakumunda is an upcoming freelance graphic designer/illustrator. His clients have included Universal Republic designing promotional work for Enrique Iglesias, Jessie J, Jay Sean, Bobby Brackins, Kevin Rudolf, John Brown and Lil Jon. Kudzai has also designed an apparel series “Black Jack” featuring his illustrations.
I asked Kudzai about his inspirations and plans for the future:
Q:Who/what are your main inspirations?
KD: I take inspiration from everyday things whether its music or current world events As i see the more your are aware of your surroundings and what is going on you'll be able to make better informed decisions.
In terms of design one of my biggest inspirations has to be Shepard Fairey. His work is technically amazing and aesthetically unbelievable but what I take most from him was how he started with his Obey Giant sticker campaign. Reading his book "Supply and Demand" I found out that the whole idea was an experiment of Phenomenology which is described as " the process of letting things manifest themselves".
So when ever I have a idea i never have a real intention of where it will go I just create it and see what happens, looking at how people perceive and analyse it.
Q: What are your plans for the future?
In terms of design one of my biggest inspirations has to be Shepard Fairey. His work is technically amazing and aesthetically unbelievable but what I take most from him was how he started with his Obey Giant sticker campaign. Reading his book "Supply and Demand" I found out that the whole idea was an experiment of Phenomenology which is described as " the process of letting things manifest themselves".
So when ever I have a idea i never have a real intention of where it will go I just create it and see what happens, looking at how people perceive and analyse it.
Q: What are your plans for the future?
KD: I aint one to make plan my life 10 years in advanced it might be cliché to say but I take everyday as it comes you never whats going to materialize. What ever i'll be doing it will be involved in the creative field and expressing myself.
View More - http://www.kudzd.wordpress.com/
Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Bradon Ortwein - IMAGE OF THE DAY - Body Shop Mix Ups
The Body Shop Mix Ups is a stunning series of remix of cars and vehicules of TV shows and movies. Makes by Brandon Ortwein, a graphic designer and illustrator from Austin, Texas.
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