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Graphic Designer. This is just a collection of things I like. Feel free to nosey around a bit; pick, choose & comment on anything posted. I’m going to attempt to fill it to the brim with content that interests me & will hopefully do the same for you -  www.danhighwood.com - 

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Neut By Stala

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Stunning work from Mexican based studio - Can Can Press. Risograph print https://cancanpress.com/producto/blooms/

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Nice scanned typography work over at https://trendlist.org/search?trends%5B%5D=scanned&spacing=34&height=340

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Minimal and tranquil drawings by Masahiko Minami https://www.spoon-tamago.com/masahiko-minami/#more-57156

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Botanical illustration from 1600-1800's. Great resource with so many open source images https://artvee.com/c/botanical/page/1/

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Beautiful Identity created by Koto Studio https://koto.studio/work/freetrade/

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Beautiful Identity designed by Alessandro Scarpellini https://visualjournal.it/alium

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Identity for Wakapapa www.danhighwood.com

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New Jungle posters. Beautifully deigned

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July 01 is a serif font designed by Danilo De Marco for Studio K95 in 2022. This typeface is inspired by Giambattista Bodoni work.

A beautiful presentation of a beautiful font.

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Typographische Monatsblätter 1962

Cover design by

André Gürtler

Bruno Pfäffli

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Minimalistic modern architecture by Kevin Krautgartner  www.kevinkrautgartner.com

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Mishko effect

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Hamis Pro by Fo Da. Just a beautiful designed display typeface. 

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Just nice stuff from Religion Studio, straight outta NYC  https://www.religion.studio/

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Strangely Familiar In the 1970s, Mitchell was working as a truck driver in the English city of Leeds, and he photographed the city during his rounds. This work depicts the factories and small shop owners of Leeds, all photographed in a very formal manner with the aid of a stepladder. In 1979, the photographs were shown at Mitchell’s one-person exhibition at Impressions Gallery in York; this was the first landmark color photography exhibition in the UK. The work was later included in the seminal exhibition ‘How We Are: Photographing Britain’ at Tate Britain in 2007. https://strangelyfamiliar.co.uk/strangely-familiar/