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Kernit Typeface by Collins

Kernit is inspired by the work and characters created by the late Jim Henson. Kernit was developed as part of COLLINS initial design exploration for The Jim Henson Exhibition at The Museum of the Moving Image in New York City. This typeface is meant to capture the same imagination, fun and whimsy, which we came to love in Henson’s vivid work.

The typeface has two display weights: Kernit Bold and Kernit Outline. The pieces are designed to be used interchangeably, much like the “Anything Muppets” built by Henson and his team for use on the breakthrough children’s television series he helped create, Sesame Street.

Agency: COLLINS Design Director: Jules Tardy / Thomas Wilder CCO: Brian Collins

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WeAreVisionists  by Borja Acosta de Vizcaíno

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Industrial designer Andrew Kim has created a new Coke bottle concept that could significantly change the sodamaker’s footprint. For every 4 bottles currently shipped, the square bottle design could ship 6. This means every shipping container could hold 4,000 more bottles of Coke. Kim also considered that Americans use 2 million plastic bottles every 5 minutes, so he made the bottle itself green. It is  100% plant based, made entirely from sugar cane byproducts. Which is amusing since Coke hasn’t been made from sugar since 1985 (via Jerry James Stone)

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 this looks so fucking cool please use this design

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BITTE!! ;^;

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Studio Stationery by Studio Una

“The aim of this project was to produce a flexible and high-quality stationery with a pleasant touch for our studio. To produce various printed materials in a single pass, we have screen-printed on a sheet with different formats, patterns and applications. The open textured and sand-colored cardboard was printed with white, writable color. A special feature is the large dot-matrix sheet from which we have made various applications such as folders and notebooks.”

Studio Una is a bureau for visual communication, brands and ideas from Hamburg in Germany. They design visual identities, print products and develop brands and websites. Their strength lies in the design of unique and contemporary communications they are working out in close collaboration with their clients.  Besides the passion for good design, they rely on strong concepts and strategies as a basis for their work.

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Flower you today?

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You look a bit Shrubby (Dasiphora Fruticosa - Shrubby Cinquefoil)

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This place is just Bull Thissle

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Bee-utifle Day!

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A new geometric design every day

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Masquespacio Studio Branding  by Masquespacio Design

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Pozórale by Polly Amapola

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Miniature Hand Lettered Quotes by Dexa Muamar

Indonesian artist Dexa Muamar composes exquisitely detailed calligraphy creations, which pay homage to familiar inspirational quotes full of wisdom. The typeface of each piece is ornate, elegant, yet charming. Written with pencil, each illustration is a miniature composition with a huge message. 

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Happy SUNday! It’s the third day of my monochrome week and it’s time for my favorite color: YELLOW! I’ll Give You the Sun has been on my TBR pile forever and I’ve heard only good things, can’t wait to finally read it. 

In other news, you can now find me on Instagram!

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