Supersteil
07/09/2010 [Germany] [permalink]
Digital agency for with passion for interaction.
http://www.supersteil.com
Lorenzo Richiardi
06/09/2010 [Italy] [permalink]
Established in 2001 by Lorenzo Richiardi, numeroquattro is specialized in graphic, web and interactive design. It works for public agencies, associations and private firms, providing design and art direction for print and screen.
http://www.numeroquattro.com
Anthony M. La Pusata
05/09/2010 [Italy] [permalink]
Personal portfolio of Designer, Writer, Lyricist and Photographer Anthony M. La Pusata.
http://www.anthonylapusata.com
Adam Szulc
04/09/2010 [Poland] [permalink]
Graphic design and illustration portfolio.
http://www.adamszulc.com
Alten10
04/09/2010 [Slovenia] [permalink]
Design office from Slovenia.
http://www.alten10.com
Young Yoon
03/09/2010 [United Kingdom] [permalink]
Freelance designer based in London.
http://www.ethanissweet.co.uk
Stefan Lucut
02/09/2010 [Romania] [permalink]
Romanian-based designer.
http://www.stefanlucut.com
Michele Angelo
01/09/2010 [Italy] [permalink]
Born in Italy, studied painting, then visual and industrial design. Some years later he moved to work as a graphic designer in Barcelona. He is currently working as a freelance designer.
http://www.superexpresso.com
Designers United
31/08/2010 [Greece] [permalink]
A design group that was brought into being by acclaimed art directors Dimitris Koliadimas and Dimitris Papazoglou in order to engage visual research and systematic methodology into the design process. DU creates print and digital graphics that enable businesses, art institutions and other organizations to improve and strengthen their visual identity by inventing an innovative and unique visual language.
http://www.designersunited.gr
Tom French
30/08/2010 [United Kingdom] [permalink]
Born in 1982, Tom French grew up in Newcastle Upon Tyne, North East England. Tom began his studies at the Newcastle School of Art and Design and went on to graduate from the Sheffield Institute of Art and Design achieving a first class BA Honors in 2005. His works are predominantly figurative. He carefully combines detailed photorealism with strong elements of abstraction and surrealism, focusing on the reflection of the conscious and subconscious mind. French's work often treads the fine line between the beautiful and unsettling, combining technically tight, classical charcoal drawings with carefree, loose and ostensibly unfinished abstract forms. By fusing the technical with lively abstraction French brings life and movement to his compositions. His work seamlessly merges the use of academic tradition with contemporary urban realism.
http://tomfrenchart.wordpress.com
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