A true story of designing a Double Rectangle logo

I really love the logo and the way it was created. Just don't think that all logo designs are made like this and in under a minute :))

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Amazing print work for Luckyrice 2011 festival

Today I'm gonna share with you an example of great campaign branding. A really awesome pack of a festival guide and a set of flyers for subevents made for Luckyrice 2011 festival. Considerable amount of graphic elements well balanced by nice typography. All that is printed on toothy papers to add more to the style and atmosphere of the event. Really great job which is a pleasure to an eye. Enjoy!

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Awesome illustrations by Anna Rusakova

Here's a collection of works by one of my favorite Behance artist whom I follow and enjoy every new project being posted there... This time Anna made a generous gift by publishing two projects at the same time, so I can't but share those with you (not ASAP unfortunately, but as soon as I got a spare sec from designing)
Projects are different yet with her certain style and technique that I and many other creatives and regular people like and enjoy. So, whoever you are, enjoy!

More works to be seen here and here...

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Creative and thought provoking animation by "We are lwz"

A nice, well-designed animation which makes you watch it to the end and leaves questions to think about when it's over.

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Moustaches craze

One of my fave blogs has updated it's great collection of moustache images for the period I was away from blogging, so I'm happy to present you some really nice moustache inspired designs...

Thanks moustache blog for your great work and unique positioning :)


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London landmarks. Creative doodles by Dimitra Tzanos

Love that doodling style of the artworks... Those small imperfections...Rough lines...It always give me a notion of something we are trying to catch while it's still here.. Something elusive which we have to capture... Though London landmarks are not those things which might be gone in the next second, but these doodles are a really great way of capturing them they way you saw them...Kinda first glance and first impression which is always right and proper... Enjoy these positive doodles by Dimitra Tzanos!

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