Pupil
A bright and fantastically bold site for a simple piece of software that allows you to change your display resolution. I love the use of typography, the dramatic size of the type, and the primary colours.
Posted in Web Design → Software
4K Logo
A fascinating logo for 4K Logo that's distinctive and memorable.
Adam WeledaPosted in Branding → Logo
Scrumptious Icon
A superb little icon that's colourful and attention-grabbing. I love the simple use of shapes.
Posted in Interface → Other
Music Player App Interface
A simply stunning example of a stripped back music player design for the iPhone. I particularly like the use of orange to make the buttons jump out and the layout of the functions.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
350gram
A superb site for a printing company that makes excellent use of a consistent graphical style. I like the use of colour in the logo and the clear visual examples of their work.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Google Ventures
This design for Google Ventures is a beautiful mix of photography and design, with a unique scrolling effect as you move further down the page.
Posted in Web Design → Corporate
What The Fox?
A site for a clothing company that immediately grabs your attention, mostly through its stark use of colour and bold text. I have to say that it breaks a cardinal sin of web design, however, by forcing sound effects down your throat...
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Gioia
The perfect site for a knitware company, I really like the header bar and the use of textures throughout. The photography also helps the site to give a great impression.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Monster Print Machine
This logo is made by the character and style of the designer. I love the subtle textures and vaguely obscure ideas that come through. The colours work well to make an impact and create a memorable logo.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Gift Rocket
A fantastic site for a company that sells gift cards. I simply adore the illustrative style and use of bold and striking icons. The concept is neatly and concisely explained, something that is often sorely missing.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Freq Nightclub
Incredibly striking business cards for a nightclub that grab your attention with their use of hot pink. I like the simplicity inherent in the design, the bold colour being the primary element.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Dribbble Icon
A strong redesign of the Dribbble icon itself. I'm fascinated by the interesting deployment of textures here! The pink colour is striking, particularly on the grey background.
Posted in Interface → Web App
HTML5 Demo
A great site that's designed to illustrate some aspects of HTML5 that may have gone under the radar. I really like the colourful theme and use of typography throughout.
Posted in Web Design → Design
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
NodeBeat
A gorgeous site for a unique and playful music creation application for the iPhone and iPad. I love the animated background and the vibrant use of colour. The purpose of the site is clear and it makes good use of the text it employs.
Posted in Web Design → Software
Compass
A beautifully designed iPhone UI element. The shine and three dimensional feel of the compass really works well. I particularly like the use of colour fading and attention to detail.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Philip Moore
A stylish and clean portfolio site for a professional designer. I like the simple illustration and the intriguing and offbeat gallery design. The dark footer perfectly complements the neutral palette of the site.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Picons
A stripped back yet gorgeous site for royalty-free vector icons for designers. I love that the background is kept simple in order to give the icon design centre stage! I particularly like the typefaces used and choice of colours for the icon sets.
Posted in Web Design → Design