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responsive logos 1st jan 2015 logo design brands and logos tiny little details type & typography this site, responsive logos , is something i've had sat in my bookmarks for a while. i normally browse sites on an ipad and this one really needs a browser you can resize to get the full effect. most brands (especially the big ones) will have variations on their logos for use in various contexts; logos for giant billboards will be different from those used on tiny black and white guarantee cards, say. online, the story can be a bit different, with any adjustment to the browser size or context just left to resizing the one logo graphic. some are done differently, and i've made a few sites that switch to a simpler logo, but it's not that widespread from what i can see. just in case you can't resize your browser, these are the guinness variations what joe harrison has done is take some big-name brands and simply and beautifully show how each can respond to a smaller browser size (or viewport, in the parlance). they all look like the real thing so i'm not sure whether he's created new images or got the smaller and simpler versions direct from the brand guidelines for each. it's a nice little site and a great demo if you ever have to explain it, to a client, say. image from joe harrison's site more fun are these responsive icons (or rspnsv icns) he's done, that you might remember from earlier in 2014. converting to ibm system/360 1st jan 2015 advertising brands and logos photography inspiration ibm have produced and commissioned some lovely stuff over the years, and their mid-century brochures and advertising are well-admired today. it’s the kind of quality they’re clearly aiming to recapture with their recent hiring and investment in design . there’s some gorgeous photography in this late ’60s brochure of theirs for the system/360 i found via dinosaur’s pen (which is a fantastic site for historical ui and product design). i took these images from the pdf linked here and below the warm lighting and careful use of a shallow depth of field is more used today for domestic products and holiday advertising, to see it used for a corporate context feels fresh and inviting. odd, i know, given the age of it. there’s a bit much of the blue-toned high-key stuff around for ‘business’ imagery and i’m wondering whether we’ll see a retro fashion here too. there’s a bit more info available on ibm’s promotion of the system/360 too. following the trail of links finds this flickr set by colorcubic . they don’t want you downloading the photos they scanned in, but a quick search not only finds a pdf of the brochure but ibm’s own history of the system with more info and photos. to answer shelby white’s question here , ibm’s designers didn’t overlay the photos with text, the design is quite reserved. server mechanics 23rd dec 2014 meta while i've been quiet i've been rebuilding the site in preparation for moving it to a new server. i managed to break it all several times and have made the air blue with oaths and curses against the modern world and all the technology in it. still, turns out most of the time to have been a typo or me not reading the manual, in a sense. the rest of the time it's because things genuinely are awful with this stuff. i changed a few aesthetic details and replaced a few functional doodads, but apart from that the site should be just the same. if you do spot a problem, please do let me know. schusev state museum of architecture 19th aug 2014 advertising architecture illustration pictures found online inspiration i could look at these illustrations all day. they’re for a press and outdoor campaign promoting the schusev state museum of architecture . compositionally they remind me of that iceberg image, which seems appropriate given the brief to show the history of architecture going much deeper than the buildings you see. the quality of the modelling and illustration is excellent and are well worth looking at more closely in the larger images. i think the sketch images included on behance and design you trust are nice, but (somewhat unrealistically) i’d love to see all the discarded sketches and roughs they made along the way, i bet there are loads of good, interesting ideas that didn’t make it through. the extended buildings ( the bolshoi theatre , moscow state university ¹ and st basil’s cathedral ) look amazingly plausible, if a little reminiscent of something nicolae ceaușescu might have actually tried to build². the moscow state university one is already a high-rise building so perhaps looks the most likely, if rather gotham-esque. the st basil’s one is just astounding. amazing. i rather like the red, green and blue theming of the images too. as mentioned above, there’s a load of who-did-what information and bigger images on behance and design you trust (where i first saw them), and a zoomable set of images on carioca studio’s site too. a bit of trivia: one of moscow’s seven sisters and the tallest building in europe until 1990. i initially mistook this building for the hotel ukraina , another one of the seven. fully recognising that what he did cause to be built devastated bucharest, the capital of romania ( and the rest ). calligraphic creatures 3rd aug 2014 calligraphy signs & lettering people who do pictures found online a fun little collection of creatures drawn with a calligraphy pen by andrew fox . simple, fun and attractive. it reminded me of this aspect of islamic art, featured by bibliodyssey a few years ago: zoomorphic calligraphy . flying cars 2nd aug 2014 environmental design people who do pictures found online inspiration it must be the future already because, look, flying cars! it turns out that there’s been a whole series of these sculptures over the years at goodwood festival of speed by gerry judah . i saw the photos of this year’s one on dezeen and thought it was a nice concept rendering, but no, it’s real. what a thing! i’ll have to go next year. goodwood is almost literally round the corner from where i live. flat colour icons 2nd aug 2014 illustration product design inspiration dkng recently launched their icon series of posters , showing a single scene or prop from a range of movies that are so recognisable they’re actually iconic. my knowledge of cinema is clearly lacking (hey, an opportunity to watch some more!) as there are a fair few i don’t recognise. they’re lovely things though, and tap into the current resurgent fashion for simple vector style illustration and desaturated flat colours. i’m very much a fan of the style and love how something so often linked to retro ephemera is being updated and made fresh and new again. however, i do feel a little sad that we’re going to see it so often that we’ll all get fed up of it pretty soon. in the meantime though, let’s enjoy it. i already have so many prints that need framing, but i might need to get one or two more. there’s plenty out there to look at in the style, and at the risk of being terribly commercial (i have absolutely no connection to either of these, i just want to link to them), there’s another link to stuff-for-sale that i rather like, these three icon sets, flatties by ui parade : i do have a license for these, but for obvious reasons i’m showing only their obfuscated images. tolga girgin 2nd aug 2014 calligraphy people who do pictures found online i found tolga girgin’s work from a link to his 3d lettering made with cut paper and traditional calligraphy on behance, and went from there to his instagram feed where there’s loads more of his work, including these beautiful circular compositions. i think i’m drawn to them because they remind me of coins and banknote patterns (which i am fond of). go and have a look at the rest of it. british rail identity 28th dec 2013 brands and logos environmental design signs & lettering information design inspiration type & typography type design here’s a glorious bit of design nostalgia for the new year. it’s 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