I saw this on Quipsologies, but followed the link through to Icon Magazine. I wish someone had had this idea sooner- before I was born- and it was actually implemented today. Maybe I’ll just have to make my own.
A new kind of birth certificate
DC Metro Designers interview
So I was interviewed last year about what makes me tick as a designer. I just got the link, so if you’re interested, go to http://persuasionpartner.com/blog/designer-profile-hanna-hudson/ to see the video. Let me know what you think in the comments!
Barack Obama
I like the graphic design for the Obama campaign. There were more images, I just can’t find them at the moment.
Inspiration
I like this graphic from sbts website. 
Metaleap
Like this poster. One of a series from metaleap creative.
Hand drawn typography logos
I’ve been doing a lot of hand drawn typography logos recently and I really like Eddie Bauer’s logo. Feast your eyes:
HH Logos
Having a name with two H’s I’m curious to see what other business and organizations with double H’s do for logos. Here’s a few- some work well, others not so much.
I like this one. Simple and classic it has a nice balance with the chairs and the type. The chairs kind of mirror the H.
This one isn’t as successful, the HH juxtaposition seems a bit too obvious and the Halcyon House font doesn’t match the HH very well.
This one is for a hospital, but it reminds me of a construction company.
This one is for a hotel. I wish the three letters were a bit more integrated. They look just haphazardly placed on top of each other.
This one is simple, safe and a bit boring. The palmetto seems a bit too close to the H for comfort.
I’ve been a fan of this brand for a while. I love the simplicity of the logo, yet it’s creatively different. Bold and confident, it bears the brand image well.
ĭn tər ĭm – 1930-1957 Ads
Love these ads from the art of reuse blog. Read their blog here: blog.theartofreuse.ca. As far as I can tell it is a thrift store, a blog, a commnity and so much more.
Fun ecards
I was looking through some of the work that my company, openbox9 did before I started working there. We did a series of e-cards for one of our clients. They tickled me pink, so I had to share 3 of my favorites.
This one reminds me of urban outfitters:
