I loved these communication materials for two complimentary exhibitions by Design studio Onlab.

Communication for two complementary exhibitions about the relationship between Industry and Art in the Neuchâtel Mountains at the end of the 19th century. Most of the wooden letters were found in this area, printed in Berlin, scanned, recomposed and screenprinted in metallic colour on a pearly background.

I found this image by Jamie Shovlin on Doobybrain.com :)

Here's some lovely work by recent graduate Bernat Fortet.These pieces were included in his Final Typography Project. It was completed over the summer 2009 for the ESDi (Barcleona), Digital Desing graduate program.

Here's some lovely graphic illustration by Christiana Couceiro.

Don't know why I've featured 2 wedding invites recently (don't get any ideas Miss White!), but they are lovely. I found this one on Beast Pieces designed by Sara Janssen. You can fine more details on Beast Pieces.

Love this poster found on grafikcache,a solo exhibition by photographer Timothy Saccenti.

Garden of Unearthly Delights
14.08.2009-08.11.2009
Diesel Denim Gallery,
Aoyama, Tokyo

More information on the exhibition here. Show graphics by Build.

Found this poster courtesy of we love typography.Love it :)

I found this fantastic poster designed by Studio on Fire.

It's a letterpress printed poster for the Sweet Hair poster show featuring 37 Minneapolis artists. All prints are hair-inspired, handmade and created just for this show.

The 18 x 26 poster is a single color printed on 220lb Crane Lettra Pearl White. The type intertwines with a .30 point stroke that flows throughout the poster, making a nice deep impression on the cotton stock. The quote is a Chinese proverb that reads “You cannot prevent the birds of sadness from passing over your head, but you can prevent their making a nest in your hair.”

I've been a big fan of Robert Lindström's Design Chapelfor some time now. They've just released a new site with all their recent works, and have created a free font vector called 'Black Nun Bold', if you like it; Download typefacehere as an illustrator file.

I found this fantastic work via Stupid Dog,amazing textures and colors are seen throughout the complex, geometric, spirograph loving work of Andy Gilmore,who just recently opened Black Math,a show running through August 22, 2009 at Berlin’s Pool Gallery.

Andy Gilmore currently lives and works in Rochester, New York. His graphicdesign clients include The New York Times, Dazed & Confused Magazine, Wire Magazine, and many others.