Jonathan Moore
I am a designer who lives in code, entrepreneur, and an idea incubator driven to make our world a better place.
I am a designer who lives in code, entrepreneur, and an idea incubator driven to make our world a better place.
A trilogy movie poster triptych created by Phantom City Creative.
Just ordered this print for the office by Joey Roth.
Belgian digital artist Maxime Quoilin beautifully combines multiple exposures, illustration and graphic design in this series of posters Thank Me Later.
Pop Chart Lab is bringing rank and order to the expansive world of super heros and villans.
A taxonomic tree of over 100 wondrous powers and abilities, with over 200 superheroes and supervillains as examples thereof.
The 18” x 24” poster is available on the Pop Chart Lab site for only $25.
Dutch graphic designer and art director Marius Roosendaal is working on a “make something cool every day” project for 2011. Already he has completed an impressive series of typography and graphic design pieces. Someone should talk him into selling prints of these. I’d buy a few for the new New Ezra / Style Hatch office.
Found on The Cut Copy & Paste
The future belongs to the few of us still willing to get our hands dirty.
Interactive dirt poster poster by Roland Tiangco.
Found on Designinspiration
In 2010 Wieden + Kennedy launched the fastest growing and most popular interactive campaign in history “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” for Old Spice featuring the now internet famous Isaiah Mustafa. Designer Shelby White took the statistic from the campaign and created this information graphics poster inspired by the typographic style of Massimo Vignelli. Here are a few of the impressive statistics from the campaign:
Little ideas become big. Big ideas become little.
Portland based designer Frank Chimero created a series of inspirational design posters on the design process. If you’re not yet following Frank on Tumblr I recommend you follow his “curiosity, questioning, and answering, done through the lens of design”.
A field guide of typestaches designed by San Francisco art director Tor Weeks. The screen printed 18” x 24” poster is available on Old Tom Foolery
Via Fast Co. Design
We Have a Strategic Plan. It’s Called Doing Things.
Baltimore Print Studios printed what’s possibly the best strategic plan out there. At a certain point it’s best to cut out all the “strategic planning” (procrastination) and start doing.
Absolutely beautiful poster design by interactive creative director Paul B. Drohan for Obscure Magpie’s SXSW party. Years ago I worked with Paul at 2Advanced Studios and his art and design have always been an inspiration for me.
Designer and founder of Authentic Jobs Cameron Moll (new to Tumblr—follow him) handcrafted a replication of the Roman coliseum using characters from the Goudy Trajan and Bembo Pro typefaces. The process took 12 months and an estimated 250 hours to complete. View more about the process and order the letterpress poster.
