Bayou Magazine
A simple but effective logo that uses perspective to make a memorable statement. The colour chosen is great and really stands out on white! I particularly like the custom typeface and texture based detail.
Posted in Branding → Logo
LicenseLogix
A simple but effective logo that would work well in the corporate world, as it's easy to replicate in a variety of mediums. I like the use of varying shades of blue and the symmetry.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Analogue/Digital Creative Conference
A simply brilliant site for a creative conference that takes the grid layout to its logical conclusion. The static boxes give the site a structure and make for an interesting scrolling experience. I love the use of colour and photographic fragments, it really makes an impact.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Quickbike
A simple but effective logo for a bike share project based in St Louis. I love the colour choice, it really makes a statement and helps the logo to stick in your mind. The bike element of the logo works well to aid memorability, as does the typesetting of the text.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Crystalized
An immediately striking logo that makes great use of colour shading. I like the boldness of red and blue together, it works well on a white background. I particularly like the use of geometric shapes and perspective.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Yast
A clean and clear site for an online time tracker. I like the consistent use of colour and intuitive layout of the page. The adjustment of social icons to fit the colour scheme of the site is an interesting touch.
Posted in Web Design → Software
Ask for iPhone
Some great interface design here from the people at Ask.com. It follows the template that Google has used for Google Mobile and looks great! I particularly like the intuitive use of tabs and voice search!
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Rimits
A slightly fussy yet engaging site for a mobile applications designer. The use of illustration is good and helps to hold your attention, but the layout lacks some consistency. I particularly like the subtly fading background.
Posted in Web Design → Software
Deluxe
Here we have an interesting example page for a Wordpress theme. The design is sleek and features a great gallery layout! I particularly like the way the images get smaller the further you delve into the site!
Posted in Web Design → Misc
IconToucan
IconToucan is an excellent source for free icons to use in your designs. The site layout is nice and clean and the typography is attractive. The thin slab serif looks great in all caps.
Posted in Web Design → Community
Dropr
Dropr is a new site for creating multimedia-drive portfolios. The design utilizes an attractive and ornate illustration style with colorful animated raindrops falling from floating sketchy clouds.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Sheena Oosten
A beautiful site with big, bold graphics that really scream for attention. I love the giant floating slideshow with its harsh shadow and the clean three column layout for the info beneath it.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
UpHype
UpHype is an interesting service where users make unique offers for how they can promote your business. The design is colorful and fun and highlights the rather bizarre nature of the idea.
Posted in Web Design → Community
Sunday Publishing
An interesting site design with crazy animated backgrounds and a very simple floating overlay. The typography is what stands out here. The solid mixture of serif and sans-serif typefaces looks really classy.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Electric Bike World
I am almost always surprised to find a physical product website that I actually like. This great looking e-commerce site uses great looking design elements, a bright and attractive color scheme and nice typography to sell electric bicycles.
Posted in Web Design → Sport
Local Wisdom
This site is fantastically unique in just about every way possible. From the crazy illustrated background to the original 3D ribbon navigation area, it all has a high quality custom feel that is hard to find and easy to appreciate.
Posted in Web Design → Design