Darren Booth’s sparse, Ruscha-inspired cover design for actor Steve Martin’s recent novel An Object of Beauty. Darren describes his process and the creative freedom he was given by Hachette Book Group’s creative director Anne Twomey on his blog.
A Redesign for the Oscars Envelope
To honor the 70th anniversary of the Academy Awards, designer Marc Friedland brings out the bling with iridescent gold paper for his “iconic” makeover of the ordinary white envelope and plain announcement cards.
(photo credit: Patrick Prather / ©A.M.P.A.S., video via LAT via AP)
Starbucks redesigns yet again with their revised, more minimal logo version for 2011. Not only did they bring back the mermaid, but they also removed the black as well as the text and reduced the mark to just one color…
It looks like Starbucks finally realized that the mark is iconic enough to no longer need the words “Starbucks Coffee” on their products.
“Experimental Communication” with Thonik
Thomas Widdershoven and Nikki Gonnissen are, unequivocally, two of the Netherlands’ leading graphic designers.
Together they form THONIK, a distinguished design studio that explores the boundaries of experiential visual communication and graphic design.
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