Wow! We love the way that Bagerich presented their new typeface, Neima. Not only is it a gorgeous typeface, the way they show it in multiple different applications is just great. Many of these are in fact beautiful designs of their own too!
You can see more of their beautiful work on their Behance page here.
We’ve just heard the news that we’ve got 8 Pendoring finalists for this year’s competition. Stay tuned for more info as the winners are announced!
To learn more about the Pendoring awards, you can visit their website here.
Jack Forrest is a designer and illustrator based in Sydney. We love his signature happy style – it’s the best!
Today, we’re sharing just a small sample of his work but we do very strongly suggest you check out his other work too.
You can see his work on Behance here.
Or you can check out his website here.
We are elated to announce that we have won 5 Bronze Loeries and 1 Craft Certificate at this year’s Loerie Awards. The Academy is proud of all students and lecturers involved in the producing of work to such an impeccable standard. Congratulations to you all!
View the work that won below:
Marianne Strauss – Multi-sensory Experience
Category – Student: General Design
Bronze Loerie Award
Emma Fourie – Cardboard Library
Category – Student: General Design
Bronze Loerie Award
Leigh Hertzberger – The Migration of Stephen McGown
Category – Student: Publication Design
Bronze Loerie Award
Nina Roodbol – Insight
Bronze Loerie Award
Category – Student: Digital Media
Available to view online here.
Chantal Pretorius – Picture Your Kids Future
Category – Student: Integrated Campaign
Bronze Loerie Award
Minke Beukes – The Other Side of the Wall
Category – Student: Print & Design Crafts – Illustration
Craft Certificate Award
Orestes Mora, who works under the name Old Magic Studio, is a Mexican designer and illustrator with some serious typography and lettering skills.
Today, we’re sharing just a selection of some of his amazing work. We do suggest you take the time to see more of what he has to offer – his work is incredibly inspiring!
You can see his work on Behance here.
Or you can visit his website here.
This multimedia experiment shows what can be done when limitations are enforced as a way to encourage creativity. The team at Lusion, a digital creative agency, challenge themselves to create one of these a month – where two to three creatives come together to make something. The catch – they can only spend up to two hours per day on it. This is such a great way to learn quickly and not be too precious about things – we love it!
You can try out their experiment here.
We love this packaging for Starrytale by Alejandro Gavancho, a designer based in the UK. It’s such a great example of modern, minimal packaging design. And we think the shoot they did with all the products is just top notch too!
This outdoor campaign for Reed.co.uk, one of the most well-known job sites in the UK, makes use of some really fun illustration and design to get its point across.
Maybe Mondays really can be more fun with a new job!
To finish off this week’s posts about illustration we are going to Japan to visit Hiroaki Seto. His comic-inspired style is so energetic and fun. This collection of images highlights fashion for men, based on some classic trends and inspiration.
Which one are you?
To see more of his amazing work, you can visit his website here.
Second up in our illustration week is Oksana Drachkovska. She’s an illustrator based in Lviv, Ukraine – who specialises in illustrations for editorial. Whether it is book covers or spot illustrations for articles – she’s an expert!
You can see more of her work on her Behance profile here.
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