James Parker
A simply stunning site for a designer that uses a simple layout to showcase previous design projects. I particularly like the classy logo and the great use of images and typography.
Posted in Web Design → Design
iOS Game Icon
A absolutely love this iOS game icon, it immediately makes it clear what it is for. The textures work really well, and the perspective gives the design depth. The overall design is coherent and draws your attention.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Pixeden
A simple but effective gallery site that showcases free premium design and web resources for designers. I like the grid layout and space given to images of the designs, while the green and grey colour scheme works to complement the clean ethos of the site.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Recipe for Infamy
A simply excellent logo for an upcoming t-shirt company. I love the intriguing design of the type and subtle hints of symmetry. The wood textured background helps to add depth and character to the design.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Herco Imperical
A really strong camera icon that takes a very different approach. I like the unique design of the camera and the way in which the details add depth to the design.
Posted in Interface → Other
All About James
A stunning site for a designer that is striking on first glance! The juxtaposition between the dark header section and the lighter gallery portion of the site works really well. I'm particularly fond of the implementation of the gallery section.
Posted in Web Design → Design
1000psd
A simple but clean site that gives access to free photoshop files, perfect for any budding designer to play around with. I like the rigid grid structure in this instance, it makes a strong statement.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Nick Barry
A brutally simple logo that's an interesting example of personal branding. The clean lines and basic nature of its structure help to make it memorable. I like the flow of the design and the relatively unique way the logo uses this particular designer's initials.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Stylefish
A fascinating site for a design agency that goes by the name Stylefish. I like the consistent use of colour and strong sense of branding. It's bound to make you look twice, something that's relatively hard to do!
Posted in Web Design → Design
LYO FOOD
A solid site that makes an immediate impact. I really like how strong the logo is and the use of orange to highlight specific design details. The grid layout below works well to give visitors the information they need.
Posted in Web Design → Food
Matt Brothers
A wonderfully designed site for a web designer that makes great use of transitions and HTML 5. I really like the intuitive scrolling and flow of the site, although the background picture viewable at the bottom is of a rather poor quality.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Cloud Drive
A simply gorgeous, and highly detailed, icon for a cloud drive concept. I love the use of colour, the blue really makes an impression! The perspective also helps to add depth and intrigue to the design, finishing off the design perfectly.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Vuzum
A clean and functional site for a web design studio. I like the use of a slider to show previous examples of work, and the subtle background colours. The navigation is intuitive, while the site gives you a good idea of what the company does.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Typetastic
Type can be one of the most important elements of an interface, and makes an immediate impression on every user. I love the bright and bold design here and the gorgeous use of colour!
Posted in Interface → Element
In Motion
I really like the layout and design of this particular site, especially the illustration on the left that only becomes entirely clear after you realise it's a site for a mobile massage company. The colour palette is great, while the iconography makes a real statement.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Socialike
Socialike is a Wordpress Tumblog with lots of features. These include social media integration with Twitter, Dribbble, Flickr, LinkedIn, SoundCloud, Lastfm, and Tumblr.
Posted in Web Design → Blog