John Soat is a skilled multidiscplinary designer and recent transplant to New York City. With a diverse portfolio that spans illustration, type and motion graphics he easily transitions between fluid line work to projects with a more structured framework.
03.26.14 | Dave | Found design | 
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UI/UX Designer – PennyPop (SF,CA)
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03.26.14 | Dave | Jobs | Comments closed
Ben Roth is a Berlin-based art director and illustrator. With a focus on music related imagery, he has successfully crafted a dynamic portfolio while operating within a minimal framework.
03.24.14 | Dave | Found design | Comments closed
Gist is an inline slab serif font that features a retro yet modern vibe. With 20 weights and loads of OpenType features including ligatures, swashes and alternates, it comes primed with the tools to work on just about any project. But you’ll need to act fast! For a limited time only, you can nab all 20 Gist fonts for just $14!
03.24.14 | Dave | sponsors | Comments closed
Grain Edit fave Janine Rewell recently updated her portfolio with these outstanding ads for Minna Parikka. With bodypaint work by Saara Sarvas & Riina Laine, Janine’s designs come to life in a celebration of Minna Parikka’s spring line.
03.21.14 | Dave | Found design | 2 comments
Solid and consistent work from Timo Meyer, a designer and illustrator based in Bonn, Germany.
03.20.14 | Dave | Found design | 2 comments
This week we’re excited to feature titles from Laurence King, Chronicle Books and Baron Fig. See all the books after the jump.
03.19.14 | Dave | Off Our Bookshelves | 1 comment
Outstanding type work from Jessica Svendsen, a recent graduate of the Yale School Art now working for Pentagram.
03.17.14 | Dave | Found design | 1 comment
Josh Emrich is an illustrator and designer based out of Colorado. A former principal at Tenfold, in 2013 he broke off to form his own studio focused on branding and packaging design for craft brewers and artisanal entrepreneurs. His portfolio is filled with outstanding work, but i’m especially fond of his packaging design for Grimm Brothers Brewhouse. Through a series of labels he seamlessly merges slick illustrations, compelling typography and strong visual storytelling. Think Mary Blair with a twist of German macabre.
03.13.14 | Dave | Found design | 1 comment
I was first introduced to Javier Garcia through his intoxicating blog, No Barcode, where he posts his latest vintage finds. It was here that I discovered that he is an accomplished illustrator and designer in addition to having an amazing collection of design related ephemera. A resident of the Bay Area via Mexico he has developed an audience for his highly expressive and colorful illustrations. In today’s interview, the 4th part of our ongoing design in process series, Javier speaks on his passions outside of design, his workflow and more. Enjoy!
03.11.14 | Dave | Features | 7 comments
