EpicLeptic
A fascinating iPhone app that challenges your perceptions. This game is all about the interface and design! It's eye boggling and uses vibrant colour brilliantly throughout.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Ethnique
Here we have a brilliant example of stylish and sleek business cards. I love the use of black for the background as the logo really works when it's the only splash of colour in the design. The layout is simple but effective, people will immediately feel at home with this in their hands.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Metropolis Hairdressing
Here we have an interestingly stylised site for a hairdressers. I like the consistent use of certain design elements, such as the borders. Overall, the site makes a strong statement.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Multi Touch Light Table
A beautifully futuristic DJ interface that works by creating a virtual environment on a multi touch light table. I love the use of colour and how personal this interface could be. The success of this concept would entirely depend on the intuitive arrangement and design of the controls.
Posted in Interface → Other
Andrea MacDonald
A fun and engaging site for a web designer that draws you in with its friendly outlook. I like the way the colour palette works here and the consistent use of certain design ideas, such as circles.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Cai Guo-Qiang
A fascinating example of site navigation. The pagination used here fundamentally changes the way you interact with the interface. I love the way the boxes are highlighted in red, it has to be tried to be understood.
Posted in Interface → Site Navigation
imcreative
A simple but effective site for a web design company. I like the minimal approach and clarity of the site. The gallery works well to keep visitors interested, only highlight that which you're hovering over.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Haik Avanian
A gorgeous interface design for a portfolio. I love how well the designer's personality comes across. The grid of icons works brilliantly to intrigue and draw in your visitors, you want to scroll over every icon!
Posted in Interface → Web App
Discovery History
A simple but extremely effective logo for Discovery History. I like the symbolism of the peeling 'D', as if the surface is rolling back as we delve into the past. The colours work beautifully together and the textured background is great, although it won't work in every situation.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Above the Fold
A brilliant site for a book on design! Admittedly it would look bad if the site for a book by a web designer was shoddy, but this is a delight. I love the static header and consistent use of colours and design elements.
Posted in Web Design → Design
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
Raven
A relatively simple but well though-out design for a marketing agency. The consistent use of the raven idea works well to give the site a sense of unity. I generally find the colour palette works, although I'm not convinced by the orange navigation.
Posted in Web Design → Corporate
76 Synthesizer
A absolutely gorgeous example of interface design for the iPad. This synthesizer is simply jaw-dropping, the textures and bespoke switches and buttons transporting you through time. I love the golden hue of the controls and the analog style dials.
Posted in Interface → iPad App
Bronco
A bright and bold site for web design and marketing agency. The use of icons and illustration throughout really helps to give the site character, it makes a statement about the company itself. The intuitive layout is great and helps to guide you through the page, you can immediately tell what it is the company does.
Posted in Web Design → Design
GUIDANCE
A beautiful example of physical print design for the latest contemporary dance festival hosted at the CCVF Guimarães. I love the vibrant use of colour and attention paid to typeface. The layout and key design elements can significantly alter the way we interact with magazines and journals.
Posted in Interface → Other
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