Ludwig's Mind

Ludy - 20 - AUCB - Graphic Design

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(via FFFFOUND! | Dark side of typography)

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(via FFFFOUND! | Jacques&Lise - Graphic Design, Webdesign and Illustration - Work)

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(via FFFFOUND! | The Black Quartz - craig & karl are awesome)

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MMmm i want this jacket

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SICK BENCH! (via FFFFOUND! | The Perfect Indoor/Outdoor Bench from Acronym Designs)

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Adventure Time

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(via FFFFOUND! | desire to inspire - desiretoinspire.net - Off the wall)

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greenstones

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(via FFFFOUND! | this isn't happiness™)

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Morris Minor!

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Graphic T-shirt Shelves completed, success! New layout looking good.

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Windows freshly painted by me and Display Artist Ben Mcadam

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First weeks work experience as Assistant Display Artist at Urban Outfitters! 

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Vanessa Lam’s conceptual identity for the Center for Land Use Interpretation presents an incredibly thorough and engaging piece of branding albeit for an organisation that never commissioned her work. If they had perhaps the client would have inhibited her impressive designs, but let’s ignore that notion for the time being. Vanessa’s branding takes universal topographical pattens as its inspiration, expanding these simple marks across a wide variety of print collateral, digital media, exhibition and exterior design, giving the organisation an instantly recognisable visual presence. Coupled with beautifully complementary brand colours and a stand-out sans serif she succeeds in making rather a dull-sounding organisation immediately more approachable. But it doesn’t stop there, Vanessa has also proposed a variety of interesting digital solutions including an app that allows users to map their surroundings using their samrtphone’s in-built GPS and keep field notes on their own personal travels and interactions with the landscape they inhabit. Now all we need is for someone at the Center for Land Use Interpretation to give Vanessa their business and none of this beautiful work will go to waste. (via It's Nice That : Proposed Identities: Vanessa Lam's stunning branding for a conceptual enterprise)

Stunning!

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Nice design on these covers.