die Füchsin

visual concept & design

[visualgraphc]

I-H Project - Joni Kirton

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Letters to Eric

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Nota Bene by Blok Design

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Mouni Feddag

[designersof]

Inspired by the design and aesthetic of 1960’s Pelican book covers, our new print is a library of 34 extreme and irrational fears. The number covers count down the top 8 things people from around the world fear the most. Some of the books have authors and these are characters from movies that probably now suffer from the phobia illustrated. Most of the phobias listed are pretty tricky to name so the answers are all on the last back cover.

buy here: 67inc.com

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Greig Anderson / UK

The Fableists’ story is a tale about beautiful kids’ clothes, underpinned by sustainability with plenty of attitude thrown in the mix. We created a brand identity for them built on these foundations, an identity with a rebellious ‘punk rock’ flair that challanges people to ‘dare to think different’.We’re currently working with their team to apply the brand - excting things in the pipeline.

[thedsgnblog]

Designer of The Week - Jan 19

Dominik Bubel is a Düsseldorf-based interdisciplinary graphic designer. His constant ambition is to merge and restrict typography, moving images and illustrations. His design is reduced but holistic at the same time. You can notice that most of his designs are strictly grid based in order to create a constant and to silence the abstract work.

Check more of Dominik’s work on Behance or website.

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[garadinervi]

Jean-Baptiste Levée, Lettres Type Exhibition, My Monkey Gallery, Nancy, 2011

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3333 Poster by Kayla Kern

A series of pieces by Kayla Kern based on erasing memory created with found type from erasers.

via Kayla Kern and Trend List

[thedsgnblog]

Poster Series »It is what it is« - Self publication of Linus Lohoff

“This series of posters depicting abstract photo Illustrations with the formal means of form, color, material and light represents my profession of art direction and photography. »It is what it is« removes all contextual meaning, trying to stand on their own and allowing the spectator to place their own thoughts onto it, if they so wished.”

Linus Lohoff is an art director and photographer currently based in Barcelona. He has been working in the photo team of the fashion label Peek&Cloppenburg and freelancing as a graphic designer for several agencies.

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Visual identity for a magazine store, Free Time by NY-based, Julià Roig.

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~Liquid Myth~ series by Olga Breka

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