For the past few months we’ve been focusing on individual designers and their works. As an added feature, in the coming months we’ll be highlighting some of the great studios from around the world and in the Atlanta/Southeast area. If you would like to be included or have a favorite studio, drop us an email.
Founded in Barcelona, Spain, Hey Studios has been turning out top-notch design since 2007. Run by Tilman Solé, Verónica Fuerte and Ricardo Jorge, they emphasis minimal forms, typography and color to create an impressive portfolio of work. As they explain, “Geometry, color, rhythm and movement to maximize the purifying elements of each composition, reducing them to their most basic form.
The illustration is for us a graphic designer’s tool. Like fonts or colors.” Additional designs can viewed on their site.
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Here are some nice retro-inspired illustrations by Brazilian Clayton Junior. He designs for editorial, music and motion graphics industry and also personal works as prints, collage and comics. You can find additional work on his portfolio site.
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This post is part of our weekly roundup of inspiring images selected by some of These Giant’s writers and users. If you want to contribute to this section, just send us an email with a link to the image or via Twitter at http://twitter.com/thesegiants
Above, Sidney Ohio Cycling Club circa 1900 via Shorpy
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Here are just a few of the most popular design-related tweets from the month of March. You can find more great links on Twitter at @thesegiants. To keep our tweets organized, we’ve been using bit.ly, which allows you to share, shorten and track your tweets.
Above, Corporate Branding on Twitter: 50 Excellent Examples
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Check out these nice retro-movie posters by Brandon Schaefer. Like graphic designer Ibraheem Youssef, who creates posters of Wes Anderson & Quentin Tarantino films, Brandon tackles a range of sci-fi films from Star Wars to 2001 Space Odyssey. These self-projects always help refine your design style, keep your creative problem solving skills fresh and more importantly, make great portfolio pieces. You can find more work on his Flickr photostream.
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