Moonstruck
A wonderful example of unique packaging design. This branding project for Moonstruck Fortunato No.4 chocolate effortlessly sets it apart from the competition. I love the use of shiny details, they would instantly catch your eye from a shelf.
Posted in Branding → Product
Fox Johnston
A brilliant and wonderfully striking site for an architecture firm. I love the design of the landing page and the use of large images throughout. The immersion in aspects of architecture is immediate and powerful for any visitors to the site.
Posted in Web Design → Corporate
Zhng Design
A good example of a design site with a static header. The navigation bar is effective, it follows you smoothly and allows easy movement around the site. I like the relaxed colour palette and use of typography throughout.
Posted in Web Design → Design
RepixDesign
A gorgeous set of shots from a stunning user interface. I love the subtle use of textures and the restrained colour splashes. There's a good amount of depth to the design and buttons.
Posted in Interface → Mac App
Julie Franck
A simple but effective business card for a designer. I like the style of illustration and the colour palette used here. The inclusion of an email logo and just the bare minimum of text helps to make the card effective.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Kings of Mambo
I like the black background that has been used for the site of this creative design studio, it allows the colourful designs to make an impact. The uneven grid layout is effective at grabbing your attention, while the interesting logo further intrigues visitors.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Vestigiaudio
A absolutely love the illustrative style here and the design of these knobs. The colours perfectly suit the retro styling of the design. It's also worth noting how outstanding the typeface is!
Posted in Interface → Other
Stranger Absinthe
An example of gorgeous packing design for a limited edition bottle of Stranger Absinthe. I love the attention to detail and intricacy of the design. The typography and use of raised details makes for an enticing experience.
Posted in Branding → Product
Mihai Balea
A simple but effective site for a designer that makes an impact with its colour palette and layout. I like the unique layout, having everything aligned right marks this site out. I like the gallery of recent works and the subtle details, such as the moving arrow under the navigation bar.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Floris Voorveld
A brilliant design portfolio for a brand identity designer. I love the minimal use of a grid layout and the way the colour fades in as you scroll. The colour palette is very effective, red on white really makes an impact.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
YESS BMX
A great site for a custom designed BMX frame. I love the brutal impact that the image has when you first open the site. The restrained use of colour in the background and for the text merely enhances the power of the yellow on the bike itself.
Posted in Web Design → Sport
Inbox
A gorgeous inbox interface element for a web app. I love the colours used here and the subtle textures, they really add depth and gravity to the design. The icons themselves are simple but effectively representative, I particularly like the notification exclamation.
Posted in Interface → Web App
Frontendlabs
A classy portfolio for a freelance web designer. I particularly like the sketches and consistent illustrative style. The actual portfolio designs might work more effectively in full colour.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
MoneyBook Icon
A simple but beautifully effective icon for an iPhone app. This MoneyBook icon perfectly conveys the purpose and design of the app, something that's vitally important when designing an app icon. I particularly like the coherent use of texture and stitching detail.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Salt Business Card
An outstandingly good business card design. The pure minimalism and powerful execution of the concept makes for an unforgettable card. I love the raised text and the salt shaker holes, they make a great statement.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards