To mark my last post of the year – probably – I’ve put together a compilation of my favourite work featured on Bitique over the last year – in no particular order other than the order in which I found them in my images folder!
From the look of the mega slideshow opposite it looks like it’s been a very good year for graphic design – and here’s to another. Chin chin and a Merry Christmas!
Nice little update from Robert Overweg – a Dutch designer currently living and working in Arnhem.
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Fantastic work from Los Angeles Art Center student Josh Finklea – for me there’s plenty of potential in this Texan chap.
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Truly glorious work from Ee – a creative studio from Ljubljana, Slovenia. A new discovery for me and Slovenia’s first appearance on Bitique that sets a very high bar for all Slovenian studios from now on.
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Lovely print work from Zurich born but Den Haag, Netherlands based designer Jonas Hegi. He is currently interning at Carvalho Bernau after also interning at Ludovic Balland in Zurich.
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Some cracking work from Way Shape Form – a Toronto, Canada based studio formed by Matthew Boyd and River Jukes-Hudson.
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Well it has flashed by in an instant but Bitique is now 1 year old – as of the 18th. Many thanks to everyone who has submitted their work, recommended others and generally spread the good word of the ‘tique and make sure you keep checkin’ it out into 2010!
London studio Qube Studio have collaborated with digital artist, Simon Page, to produce a desk calendar that is original, recyclable, expresses our unique approach to design, and above all useful long-term.
The “I’m not a calendar” calendar features digital illustrations of geometric cubes, where pages are folded in such a way that they are reusable as posters or gift-wrap.
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Friend of Bitique Darren Scotland from creative recruitment agency Character has been in touch to show us the new year planner – designed his good self.
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With the Climate Conference in Copenhagen dominating the news this week I’m sure many of you will have taken notice of the identity being used at the summit. Well it was produced as part of an open competition by Copenhagen/New York deisgn studio NR2154.
There is a (much) more in depth story over at Brand New for anyone interested in some further reading and debate.
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