If there’s something you have to be good at, it’s being Dan. I mean, I’m just a Tom but I’d love to be Dan the Man. Anyways, Dan Dickson is good at illustrations and design. Don’t forget to subscribe his blog
www.danisgood.com
Mira has a very simple and clear portfolio website, almost too simple as I never know if there’s another image loading and I can’t deeplink. Designtaxi did an interview with her in June.
www.miranameth.com
Furniture made of city trees. A very interesting concept and in a big, green city like Berlin you never run out of trees.
www.sawadeedesign.de
I love illustrations and if they are so colorful like Hugh’s I love them even more. Check out his etsy shop as well. Plus, he is a fan of creative commons.
www.hughillustration.com
It’s interesting to see what people in the webdesign business came from, Mani has a pretty much complete list of experiences, starting as artist in the 90s.
manisheriar.com
Website of Berlin-based artist Marie Emmermann. Easiest is to download here portfolio as PDF
www.skizzomat.de
A very nice portfolio. Just click on the edge of one of the images and you can resize them. Unseen on the web, but very intuitive.
www.werkplaatstypografie.org
Fill/Stroke is a blog driven by three people. They are exploring design and as a result there will be bigger publication this summer. I’m curious about.
www.fillslashstroke.com/slash
Did you ever see a portfolio with selectboxes only? Well, I didn’t.
ultra.li
Portfolio of a philippinean design team.
www.grafiksalad.com
A new website from Hoy and Fuchs. This time it’s loading images from various streams and displays them very nicely.
creativescrape.com
I remember doing a Wordpress theme last year that was quite aquatic, but it wasn’t as great as this whole concept from Paul Skinnery. You have take a deep breath and scroll down, down, down.
www.philskinner.co.uk/ocean.html
Malaysian webdesigner Alan has a blog too. Both worth looking at.
alanbernard.com/playground
French art directors Carole Gautier and Eugénie Favre found a very nice way to present their portfolio. Don’t overlook the typography section.
www.polkaouistiti.fr
I’m always a bit scared of people talking about themselfs in third person, but not Stavros. He creates position art by using a GPS device, walking around and later visualize the data he has received with his device. He claims it to be the greatest art in world, well digital art. If you think about the geoglyphs in the Atacama desert, Stavros art is pretty small.
theworldismycanvas.com
Tom’s a designer from Bristol and he’s selling prints of his great artwork in his shop.
www.gingermonkeydesign.com
Nelson Balaban is a self-thought graphic designer from Brasil. Being only 19 years old he’s already doing some amazing stuff.
www.xtrabold.net
Just a little timewaster…
www.therightfoot.net/mystuff/whatever/swf/bubblewrap.swf
Spirals visualises the top charts of your last.fm account for the last 52 weeks. The flash to generate these is at diametunim.com
datamine.tumblr.com
Scott Hansen is a self-teached designer and musician from San Fransisco. The design samples in his blog and portfolio make it clear that he is a Bauhaus-fanboy and sees the 60s and 70s as the best decades in design history. Don’t forget to check out his shop where he sells posters, shirts and more under his own label.
iso50.com
Creative blog of canadian artist James Paterson. Don’t forget to look into his projects.
www.presstube.com
A very interesting idea to represent news. I once saw a presentation about something similar, but with images instead. The visited ones are stroken through, and the website is self-referential ;-)
oursignal.cominspiredology featured a few office webdesigns which immediately reminded me of two pictures I took during last year’s Schmiede.
Both pictures are under the creative commons, so if anyone wants to use them for a design I’d be happy to hear about.
Sayaka was born in Japan and studying in the Netherlands for a few years now. The two things from her design-gallery that made me smile where the
apple cup and the fortuneteller cup.
Only place 12 you might think? Well, on the list by mostinspired #12 is the top-spot, so I’m very grateful for this…
I the comments there came a topic up, screenshots. Here at pp I don’t force anyone to upload screenshots. I usually do them myself and even from those that are uploaded I replace many because I think this or that element needs some focus.Alex complained a bit about what the front page of the new plasticpilots looked liked but I think with the new one it’s much better now.
The right sidebar is a bit broader and moved a bit left to make space for bigger thumbnails. The latest comments were removed for now and there are five posts now.
Any comments on the new look? Alex?
It’s been a month now since Alex and I started talking and since Sunday the new software is online and live. A few things have changed besides that.
The old software, expression engine, was not that flexible like the new one will be. You can expect interesting new features, easier submission, integration of external webservices and other stuff.
There will be a newsletter pretty soon, you can already subscribe to it.
inspiredology featured a few office webdesigns which immediately reminded me of two pictures I took during last year’s Schmiede.
Sayaka was born in Japan and studying in the Netherlands for a few years now. The two things from her design-gallery that made me smile where the
Only place 12 you might think? Well, on the list by mostinspired #12 is the top-spot, so I’m very grateful for this…
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