Tugwell Creek Honey Farm & Meadery
Hired Guns Creative was brought in to create a new brand and label design for Tugwell Creek Honey Farm & Meadery, the oldest honey farm and meadery on Vancouver Island. They were dissatisfied with their old labels - they wanted a design that more accurately reflected their operation, philosophy, and products. The end result is a clever, versatile identity that positions them very firmly as a wine competitor, yet distinctly apart from wineries, and a bright, vivid label that is sure to increase their shelf presence in wine shops.
Leif MiltenbergerPosted in Branding → Product
Lookshop - eCommerce Theme
Lookshop – WordPress eCommerce Theme – is a HTML5 and CSS3 Responsive e-Commerce theme. Theme has multiple color schemes and patterns to make your site unique and standing out. Based on the most popular and most flexible WP E-Commerce plugin the theme will help you create a great online store.
Olka TiPosted in Web Design → Corporate
Bhinneka
Bhinneka is a responsive WordPress theme with two-column page layouts, slideshow support, three alternative styles, widgets and drop down menus. Perfect for non-profit organization, charity, or corporate websites.
Posted in Web Design → Charity
The Letter T
A strong start for a logo that gives a new take on the letter T. I like the natural colours and the use of negative space to create a memorable shape.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Jan Mense
A bright, fun, and characteristic design for a personal portfolio site. With a fun balloon animation to boot!
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Summer Is Coming
A gorgeous icon that works beautifully through its use of detail and photographic realism. I love the lemon slice and the power of the overall imagery.
Posted in Interface → Element
The Neighbourhood
A great example of a blog for a creative studio, where stories and worlds come to life across many forms of visual communication. I love the illustration that fills the header and the strong single column design.
Posted in Web Design → Blog
IPB Cards
A solid design for a business card that uses a bright yellow to grab any prospective contacts attention. The simple mark works well in combination with the branding strength of the yellow.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Peppermint Design
A portfolio site for a web designer and developer that gives a clear description of what the site is about, and the philosophy behind the service. I like the understated colours and use of little details.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Solhiguera
A bright and bold logo that makes a stunning first impression. I particularly like the typography and the level of detail here. It's a cohesive and immediately recognisable logo.
Posted in Branding → Logo
SPD Monogram
An excellent example of a monogram, in which the three letters have been cleverly included in a single mark. I really like the strong colours and effective use of symmetry.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Ryan Hamrick
A simple but effective portfolio site for a designer that allows you to quickly get an idea of his style. The gallery is perhaps a little small, but it still works.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Map Icon
A gorgeous icon concept for an iPhone app. The detail here is stunning, the page curls, map image, and textures all contributing. Not fit for it's purported iPhone purpose yet, but beautiful nonetheless.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
The Champions League Final
An excellent infographic that depicts the progression of the Champions League Final. I really like the use of colour here to add clarity to the design. The pulling out of key details helps to make this a useful display of information.
Posted in Interface → Infographic
Laboratoire
An intriguing and vividly colourful logo that immediately grabs your attention. I like the drop design and the use of shape and colour throughout. The design works very effectively against a white background, the colour really stands out.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Siddharth Arun
An immediately intriguing site for a designer that features an ever changing background. I like the interesting illustration of the design process and use of images for the portfolio section. The graphical consistency really works, as does the typographic style.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Yellow Number Five
A really like the concise nature of this logo and the instant memorability. The yellow used here works very effectively on the grey textured background. I like the use of the hash and design of the typeface.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Kiddie
I absolutely love the painting style displayed here, it's a perfect fit for a children's iPhone app icon. I love the use of texture and incredible attention to detail, it makes this a huge impact on the overall user experience.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App