the branding of the ace hotel looks oh so good. yet another fantastic project from the official manufacturing co




the branding of the ace hotel looks oh so good. yet another fantastic project from the official manufacturing co




some package & identity designs that have caught my eye recently…
marypat pastry shop by wallnut studio:

olive & sinclair chocolate:

branding for a vintage shop by kayla jang:

hair bikers potato crisps:

one village coffee:

alice pattulo packaging concepts:

seen via design work life, lovely package & the dieline
this place looks really awesome, the book club is situated in a former victorian warehouse in the east end of london that’s been renovated into a new venue for eating, drinking, meeting & dancing.

bringing together wit, wisdom and enough food and drink to see you through from early breakfast to a nightcap at last orders at the bar, the book club offers a new cultural revolution to the east end’s social scene. the book club fuses lively, creative events and late night drinking seven days a week with an alternative menu of brain-teasing and mind-expanding thought for food in the form of workshops, talks, cultural showcases, parties, ping pong, pool and the best in new music.

( Ma + Chr ) is an art and design studio based in Paris, founded by Mathilde Aubier and Christine Delaquaize.
wow, two very talented individuals - i love the way they remix vintage imagery with a sense of humour, and really adore the interior & graphic work they did for the nambodaï restaurant in paris



brent couchman designed this cute logo for a designer who makes bags from vintage fabric

check out more of his work at flickr
this branding is as cool as the one done for chop shop butchers. designed by the official manufacturing company
olympic provisions is home to both a european-style restaurant and deli serving lunch and dinner, as well as oregon’s first USDA certified meat-curing facility.





they also did the rebranding of one of my favourite online shops, frances may. very very nice indeed.
built on the nostalgia of elementary school flashcards and library book slips, the concept solidifed around the store’s namesake – pamela’s great-grandmother frances may – who was a school teacher.






wow! i’ve never wanted to visit a butcher more, i tells ya. chop shop’s radical identity designed by ptarmak inc








just some dandy illustration & design work i’ve found of late

miller goodman (we used to have something similar as kids, do you remember?)






the wheatfield at etsy


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