

If you need to brush up on your ABC’s here is a creative video highlighting 26 architects, in alphabetical order of course.


If you need to brush up on your ABC’s here is a creative video highlighting 26 architects, in alphabetical order of course.

Jen Renninger, illustrator, painter and designer, has developed a set of Mid-Century Modern Design flash cards just in time for the 2012 holiday season. Ranging from Aa Aalto to Zz Zeisel, these Med-Men inspired flash cards cover all of the basics of the classic style of Don Draper and Peggy Olson.

2yolk branding and design, a design company located in Athens, Greece, designed the new packaging for Dodoni Ice Cream featuring “see-through” lids.

Petit Romain, a product designer from Lyon, France, created a concept for a new packaging design for Heineken. Introducing, Heineken Cube – a new way to package beer that cuts down on wasted space that is left from storing cylinders side by side. The efficient Cube stacks easily for transport and storing and creates a strong visual statement. Let’s see if Heineken picks up on the idea.
Clark&Kent is the smallest ad agency in the world with headquarters in a phone booth in NYC. Here is their business card – and of course it pops up to be a phone booth.

It’s that time of the year again. No, not that time of the year when everything Coke is plastered with Santa’s jolly smile. Olympic season is upon us and Coca-Cola is paying tribute to Team USA’s Olympic champions, medalists and hopefuls with collectible cans.

Logos combine colors, fonts and symbols to send a message to an audience. When a brand is effective, we recognize and react instantaneously to these images. But what happens when you switch out the different parts of a logo? Is it the color and symbol or the text that sends the message?
UK designer Graham Smith experimented with Brand Reversions, and switched brand identities between competing companies and similarly styled logos.
