The portfolio of Scott Reifsnyder is filled with some impressive illustration and design work. His book based on the lyrics of a Johnny Cash song entitled “The Man Who Couldn’t Cry” is especially nice. He is currently employed at Headcase Design, which also offers a great variety of top-notch work.

There’s often something mysterious going on in the fabulous works of Jon Klassen. To figure it out, one must collect the pieces of the puzzle from his muted color palette and the shapes and textures that become figures and landscapes. It all comes together to form a sometimes eerie storyline that runs through all of [...]

A wonderful collection of retro-inspired illustrations come from Valencia, Spain-based illustrator/designer, Borja Bonaque. The color palette is especially engaging and the 50’s type characters are a nice touch. It’s also nice when a few of the pieces are available for purchase.

L.A. based artist and designer Steven Harrington has gained international attention and worldwide appeal through his inventive characters and retro design style. Along with commissioned work, he is co-founder of National Forest Design whose projects include the Urban Outfitters Catalogs, Burton Snowboards and the Nike Ole Mural. Drawing influence from the late 60’s and early [...]

The field of information graphics and Data Visualization is complex, with mostly scientific and social data being interpreted. The challenge is to create a clear, meaningful and engaging design that is also functional. Fortunately there are a few designers and groups who are up to the task. By making information more accessible, they allow us [...]