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As we head into the New Year, we were curious about what we can all expect to see in Web Design in 2011, and asked some of the leading Web Designers and Web Design Writers in the field for their predictions.

After you’ve had a chance to read their illuminating thoughts, please take a moment and tell us your predictions, too.

Best wishes for a happy, healthy and well-designed 2011!

Veerle Pieters

If we can believe pantone, pink will have its mark on 2011 I’m guessing we will also see richer and stronger typography as it will further grow and mature thanks to services like Typekit, Fontdeck, etc.

Mobile will become even more important with the launch of iPad 2 and all other tablets that want to step in the iPads footsteps.

For the rest, if I am being honest, I’m not really into this whole *trends* of 2011. I’m a strong believer of “doing your own thing” and not looking at what others are doing or what will be popular. If somebody would say gradients are out I’m saying I still will use them if they fit what I’m designing.

Veerle Pieters, @vpieters, is a graphic/web designer living in Belgium. My personal journal reflects my journeys through design, the web, and life.

Jason Beaird

Anyone who’s been working on the web for more than a few years would agree that 2010 was a milestone year for front-end development. The tools and tricks of our industry are always evolving, but the explosion of webfonts, CSS3 and HTML5 over the last year has made for an exciting ride. I predict that this new found momentum will continue in 2011 and that we’ll see even more exciting and beautiful sites exploiting these technologies.

On the pure design front, I think all of our bold CSS3 experiments will give way to more minimalist trends this year. Subtle will become the new black and that will apply to our color choices, backgrounds, borders, shadows and gradients.

I don’t think the same will be true of typography. I predict that 2011 will be a banner year for typographic exploration and that webfont-powered typefaces will play an even bigger role in online brand identity.

Having just finished reading Khoi Vinh’s excellent “Ordering Disorder: Grid Principles for Web Design“, I also predict that we’ll see even more focus on grid-based design in 2011. Our use of grids will extend far beyond the “trusty 960“- that has become the defacto standard to more accurately address our client’s specific goals.

The surge in tablet computing will revive the old fluid vs. fixed debate and will result in more “responsive“designs. Finally,I think we’ll see a dramatic decrease in stock photo use in the coming year. The rise of mobile camera apps like Instagram and Hipstamatic have made a lot of web designers feel like amateur photographers. I believe this will result in more designers taking the pictures they need for client projects rather than paying the ever-increasing prices of microstock.

Jason Beaird, @jasongraphix, is the author of the recently revised “Principles of Beautiful Web Design” and currently works as a contract UX designer for MailChimp. He loves designing for the web and enjoys sharing this passion with other local web designers through Refresh Columbia.

Paul Boag

Making predictions like this is always a risky business as anything you say is guesswork at best. However I believe that I’m fairly safe in saying that 2011 will be the year of alternative devices. By that I mean more and more people will be accessing the web via a device other than their desktop PC or laptop. And I’m not just talking about the iPhone or iPads. We can expect to see an explosion of Android and Window devices.

This has all kinds of ramifications for us as web designers. Sites will need to be more flexible than ever and I expect to see many more people adopting responsive design techniques. However I believe that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Responsive design is great but does not take into account the varying contexts people will now be accessing the web in. For example the requirements of a user sitting in front of their desktop PC at home is very different from somebody accessing your site via smart phone on a busy train.

Paul Boag, @boagworld, Founder of web design agency Headscape, host of the boagworld web design podcast and author of the website owners manual.

Jacob Cass

Trends in web design come and go at a very a quick pace so you really need to be at the top of your game to understand what the limitations and opportunities are when it comes to designing for the web. Know what’s been done, what’s being done and what’s just around the corner.

If you follow the industry, you should know about some of the up and coming trends already; web fonts, social sharing, personalized content and much more emphasis on faster loading speeds and optimization for mobile devices.

Jacob Cass, @justcreative, is an Aussie designer based in NYC who runs the websites Just Creative Design & Logo Of The Day.

Clearleft

I think 2011 will be the year of the reader. Better screens (both desktop and mobile) and the continued rise of optimized reading services like Instapaper will hopefully herald the end of that “people don’t read online” myth. If so, we can also expect an overdue backlash against reader-hostile practices like splitting content across multiple pages and intrusive advertising. — Cennydd Bowles, Clearleft

I think we’re going to see web fonts go mainstream in 2011, with more and more sites ditching techniques like Cufon in favour of native technologies. We’re going to see IE 6 finally disappear, if we haven’t already. However the biggest thing next year is going to be the move into mobile. Companies are finally going to realize that having a mobile strategy doesn’t just mean commissioning an iPad app. Instead we’re going to see more and more companies create mobile optimized versions of their websites using media queries. As such I think 2011 is going to be the year of responsive design. — Richard Rutter, Font Deck

With more and more digital applications like the iPlayer being designed for TV viewing I think 2011 is going to be a big year for transmedia. In the UK, all the major TV channels are behind the launch of a new digital box called YouView. Built around common web standards, it’s a platform for developing and deploying interactive experiences on the TV. In the US, innovative start-ups like Kevin Slavin’s Starling application aims to make TV a more social experience. As such I predict that 2011 will be the year when digital applications start to make inroads into the front room. — Andy Budd, Clearleft

Clearleft, @clearleft , is a team of eleven specialists: designers, developers, authors, thinkers and web afficionados. Clearleft formed in 2005, bringing together three fine gentlemen with a reputation for user-centred design, accessibility and web standards. We quickly found ourselves a home in Brighton’s cosmopolitan North Laine, and set about trying to make the online world a better place.

Patrick Haney

While design for mobile devices (including the iPad) is quickly gaining traction, and responsive web design is the talk of the web-connected town, my predictions for web design in 2011 center around HTML5 and web typography.

First, I predict a return to what some call the “Interactive Web.” With Flash, we had real interaction on websites across the Internet, but at a cost of poorly designed splash screens and background music from DJ Where’s The Mute Button. After years of returning to static pages and images, we’re moving back to interactivity without Flash thanks to easy-to-use JavaScript libraries like jQuery. Moving forward, I see HTML5 & CSS3 taking us to the next phase of the Interactive Web thanks to advanced CSS features like animation, opacity and transitions.

Second, typography on the web is drastically changing for the better, which we’ll see more of in 2011. Clients will ask for typefaces other than Georgia, Arial and Helvetica, and without having to generate images for headlines, we as designers will be able to grant such a request. While services like TypeKit and Fontdeck are wonderful (see Lost Worlds Fairs for what’s possible with Typekit alone), the real font revolution will only happen as @font-face gains more browser support and font foundries are persuaded to change their licensing to follow suit. That may not happen in a year’s time, but we’re on the right track, and that’s a good thing for designers and everyone else that uses the web.

Patrick Haney, @notasausage, is not a sausage. He’s the co-creator of Hanerino, a design studio based just north of Boston. When he’s not traveling the world and speaking at conferences, he enjoys teaching classes on web design & development as an adjunct instructor at the Center for Digital Imaging Arts

Sue Jenkins

Sure 2010 brought us HTML5, CSS3, and more apps than you can shake a stick at, but 2011 looks very promising for web designers. Here are my predictions (and wishes):

• In 2011, we’ll see the official retirement of IE6 (yippie!) and the projected retirement of IE7.
• The development of a new app that automatically generates a mobile version of CSS for your site based on your site’s main CSS file.
• The ability to use any font on the web based on the fonts loaded on a specified computer. The end of people talking about “Web 2.0”
• IE9 that renders code as beautifully as Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera
• New WordPress WYSIWYG plug-ins that help designers customize WP templates visually
• New controls in Dreamweaver CS6 to generate robust pure CSS dropdown menus as well as new dialogs in Dreamweaver CS6 that allow designers to more easily customize Spry elements
• The reinstatement of IE7 and IE8 on Spoon.net
• And, in the spirit of world peace, 2011 will bring the development of a universal spam filter that prevents those jerks from littering our email inboxes with useless, annoying junk. No more Replica Watches and Viagra mail!

Sue Jenkins, @LuckychairNews, is a professional web/graphic designer, fine art photographer, Adobe Certified Instructor, and creative director at Luckychair. In addition, she is an award-winning software instructor in six Adobe Software Training DVDs and the author of several “For Dummies” instructional books on design including her most recents popular books Smashing Photoship CS5: 100 Professional Techniques, Web Design All-in-One For Dummies, and Dreamweaver CS5 All-in-One For Dummies.

Jeffrey Kalmikoff

User experience is on its way to becoming much more personal, and I’m excited to see how designers approach these challenges. I predict that we’ll be seeing a lot more design for function, such as location features or social graph integration that are becoming more readily available, rather than simple trends of form.

The ability to leverage “known” information about a user such as social activity or interests from companies like Facebook, or location information via HTML5 or by using products from companies such as SimpleGeo, we’ll find UI/UX design becoming more reactive to available information on a much more granular level. This could be as simple as updating UI based upon local time, weather, or relevant nearby social activity. Or, it could be as complex as planning for scalable content based upon what is relevant to a user’s interests.

These new technologies have set us well on our way to much more personally relevant experiences online, and I look forward to the solutions the UI/UX community come up with to translate these technologies into elegant, highly-usable design.

Jeffrey Kalmikoff, @jeffrey. Some call him a tattooed metal-head with a mind for innovation, an eye for design and nose for tomfoolery. Others call him VP of Product for SimpleGeo, where they build kick-ass tools for developers to easily integrate location features into their apps. He calls himself a tireless design enthusiast, a lover of community and food, a maker of things. As for you, just call him Jeffrey.

Mike Kus

Designing for mobile devices like iPhones, iPads etc is going to be bigger than ever. I think web designers are now realising that this is where a large part of their profession is heading. It’ll be exciting to see whether techniques like ‘responsive web design’ catch on or designers stick to the dedicated mobile site solution.

I also think as that as screen resolutions increase, designers will be faced with yet more challenges. Like with the iPhone 4 we might well have to increase image sizes for other devices which will obviously have an impact on the amount of data people download.

From an aesthetic point of view I still think a lot of web design is far too trend driven. I’d really love to see designers thinking more about the content of the site and the organisation they’re designing for, and create work that’s more meaningful for the users. Eg. The only point for putting a strip of fabric and some stitching across the top of your site is if you’re designing it for a fabric/sewing store.

Mike Kus, @mikekus, is a Graphic/Web Designer & Illustrator based in Bath, UK. and Designer at Carsonified.com

Patrick McNeil

My prediction for 2011 as it relates to design is all focused on platforms. Every year we see web development focusing more on platforms to get things done. Each year it seems that fewer sites are built from scratch. It all makes perfect sense of course. Not only are there catch all platforms that can be massively customized to fit very specific needs, but there are also niche ones that solve specific (and common) industry needs. So why should a designer care?

This has a tremendous impact on the designer. In the print world, the best designers understand the medium the best. They know how to control the cost of the product by the design choices they make. The web is very much the same; the very best designers understand the medium, its limitations, opportunities and ways to control the price of the end product. I believe that in 2011 the difference between designers who simply design and let the developers sort through the implementation and those that understand the full process and can design thoughtful CMS friendly designs will become even more evident.

While I don’t expect designers to learn to develop, I do expect that they will continue to deepen their understanding of how the web, and more specifically, various CMS’s work. This means designing sites that can be effectively integrated into platforms and be maintained by business owners. The designer I see forming will not only be more effective, but will also be more profitable. This combination of talents is somewhat rare and hard to acquire.

Patrick McNeil, @DesignMeltdown, is a web developer, designer and the author of two books on web design titled The Web Designer’s Idea Book. In his work he focuses on complex CMS integrations with a heavy usage of CSS and jQuery to get things done. His love of design and technology makes the web his ideal playground.

Toke Nygaard

I think there will be a lot of focus on how things feel, not so much how they look or work. Just like UI/UX became hot shit all of a sudden, I think a whole new wave of specialists in smoke and mirrors will emerge, who’s sole specialty is to make interaction feel great. I am talking about how things fade, animate, transition, sound. It is just going to hit a whole other level after iPad/iPhone showed us there is much more to learn in that field. Finally all the outcast Flash designers out there will have something to do again..

Toke Nygaard, @tokenygaard, is one of the trio who built K10k in the late 90’s and since then co-founded the web agency Cuban Council, a bi-coastal venture – currently heading up their New York office.

Ryan Shelton

With the rise of the iPhone, iPad and other touch devices from Android and Blackberry, 2011 will see web designers incorporating more touch focused design into websites.

Designing clever layouts that display and flow content well on both computer monitors as well as the smaller screens of mobile devices will become more common place and part of the workflow.

Just as web designers have been testing designs across different browsers so we will begin to see designers doing both cross browser testing as well as cross device testing. I also imagine design trends being influenced by the user interfaces of mobile devices such as Apple’s iOS.

Ryan Shelton, @ryanshelton, is a UI and UX designer at The Noble Union, a design company based in London specialising in design and user experience. “We aim to create simple, intuitive, beautiful interfaces for the web and mobile devices.”

Matthew Smith

I see the web getting more focused on ideas and moving away from technologies as the primary focus. We’re watching browsers finally come together in some semblance of similarity now, and its allowing us to consolidate our thinking a bit in areas of technology, platforms, and browser types.

Now we’re able to engage in questions about concept, ideas, delivery, experience. I would like to see web designers asking themselves and their clients about metaphors and stories that can be told through the experience of communicating content in a digital medium that moves, changes, breathes, pulses with life. It’s not “print on screen” anymore. The web is clearly its own unique medium. We’re potentially moving from the web’s infancy into a stage of early development where real thinking starts to take shape.

Then again, I’m listening to the Inception soundtrack as I write this and that could be influencing my epic positive thinking.

It’s possible that things are not so hopeful. I continue to see web designers place the wrong emphasis on style over meaning, and concern themselves with sexy pixels before successful projects with real return on investment for their clients. I know few web designers who are willing to accept that knowing how to push pixels with Photoshop or fireworks, or craft clean code with the three layered HTML/CSS/JS does not make you a web designer.

I am a web designer because I bend my mind toward the web medium, its unique differences and expanses of similarity to other design disciplines, and the simple but important facets of the Visual Language. I’m constantly learning more, and ever humbled at how little I know, but until we all grow in these areas and beyond simply mastering pixels and code, we’ll be stuck in 2006.

Matthew Smith, @squaredeye, keeps a close eye on each square little pixel and grid that, arranged with intelligence and inspiration, form a design that helps us–and your company–grow.

Jonathan Snook

I anticipate that 2011 shall be the year where people will use CSS3 in droves. Many have still been reluctant, due to lack of support in Internet Explorer, but with the release of IE9, we’ll finally have plenty of features at our fingertips.

Expect to see lots more experimentation and interesting tricks and hacks. I hope that we’ll begin to see more people looking at the performance impacts of using CSS3 heavily in their projects.

Jonathan Snook, @snookca, is the creator of striking designs, impeccable markup and code, and forward-thinking ideas and applications.

Andy Sowards

I believe in the year 2011 we will be seeing a lot of very minimal sites with good user experience, that have subtle colors, lines, curves, textures and are pleasing to the eyes and simplifies everyones life. Every year we get busier and busier so its increasingly more popular to have a minimal layout that focuses on the content. Content will be king in 2011.

Also I believe we will begin to see the full potential of CSS3, HTML5 and Javascript begin to come to life. The web is going to become a more immersive experience and that is going to show in the designs, typography, and color usage that will we will be seeing. This in turn I believe will cause a more modern browser movement, and people will be more aware that they need to stay up to date to enjoy the web.

Andy Sowards, @andysowards, Passionate Creative that never stops. Avid Blogger, Freelancer, Web Designer, Developer, Programmer. Happy Hubby and Father of 4. My family is my motivation. Owner of Design and Programming blog.

Vincent Flanders

Mobile web sites/apps (It’s the year of mobile.), tablet web sites/apps, exciting, new HTML5 tools will be released that will be misused by too many second level designers.

Designers will stop using #666 for text color on their clients’ sites so text will be easier to read. Except for “Over-The-Top” websites, there will be 15% fewer sucky websites. (Bad news for me .)

Web page speed enhancement tools will be easier to use and page loading speed will get faster. (Google will be happier).

Designers will start using tools (or at least use .htaccess) to compress and cache files, which will make pages load faster and save petabytes of bandwidth.

Vincent Flanders, @vincentflanders, is a Usability analyst, author of two books on web design and creator of WebPagesThatSuck.com.

Mike Stenhouse

If 2010 was the year that mobile came of age then 2011 will see it move into its own apartment next door to the desktop and start throwing wild parties. Having started as the younger, slightly neglected sibling it’s now on the verge of shouldering the desktop out of the way.

The industry (as articulated by Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures) is coming around to the idea that mobile could often be the primary platform for new apps. As web developers and designers we are in a great position to take advantage of this shift through infrastructure enhancements like HTML5 and Phone Gap, and frameworks like jQuery Mobile, Zepto and Backbone, along with a horde of others.

All of these are based on technologies we already know and can start working with today. Rather than clumsily reskinning our websites, 2011 will be the year we embrace the philosophy of mobile to produce context aware, task tailored, fundamentally handheld apps.

Mike Stenhouse, @mikesten, is a user experience designer, occasional speaker and constant maker of things. When not tinkering he is Head of User Experience for video collaboration platform, Aframe.

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mike_tempest

@theroyaltyclub

@renanmoraesnevs

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@feernandomatias

@daniel_nelson

@swgraphic

@AlexRolfsen

@nenuno

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Alexander Koshelev also known as Mr. Waldshnepp is a design, digital artist and illustrator from Russia. Alex sent an email to us with the URL to his Behance portfolio and that’s the best thing about having a design blog, we get the chance to discover new and talent guys all the time.

For more information about Mr. Waldshnepp visit his Behance portfolio at http://www.behance.net/mr_waldshnepp

Illustrations

Strange City of Perm

Sketches

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3D Artist

al b sure

Anderson Tomazi

andimal

3D Final – An Abstraction. from Andy Richardson on Vimeo.

Arnel Hasanovic

Billy French

David Malheiros

Devon

Doug Burnett

ENRICO MORALES

Fabiano

Apollo Run – Stars – OFFICIAL VIDEO from Alex Fischer on Vimeo.

Meet Buck from TeamCerf on Vimeo.

Safe For Work from iGNANT on Vimeo.

Fabio

MINI PLANNERS from Moleskine ® on Vimeo.

7D 2000 fps from Oton Ba?ar on Vimeo.

Gabriel Moro

Gerrel Saunders

Gisele

HdK

Justin Currie

Kevin.Roodhorst

Marcopuccini

matthew finkle

Mauricio Cardoso

Newyorkiz

Pavel Fuksa

Rakitha Perera

Operation Vostok: A Walk In The Woods from Rakitha Perera on Vimeo.

Operation Vostok: Square One from Rakitha Perera on Vimeo.

Rhiannon Edwards

Roger Gonzalez

Black Gold from Rogelio Gonzalez on Vimeo.

Shelby White

Taquite143

TreeD. from taquito on Vimeo.

Vincent Baijens

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@djbennett999

@IrfanHanief

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@willemklerk

@nenuno

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The wallpaper of this week is an image I created for the Easy iOS Wallpaper in Photoshop tutorial, that was the tutorial of last week. It’s a very simple but elegant wallpaper with a sort of linen texture.

For more information about the design and if you want to create your own visit the tutorial article Easy iOS Style Wallpaper in Photoshop

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Mike Dutton has been a writer/illustrator most of his life. He completed his first book when he was seven, a stapled mass of dot-matrix printer paper filled with leaping dinosaurs. He once drew the entire Sunday Funnies during class, but none of the jokes were funny. In fact, his teacher found them to be quite rude and his parents were asked to pay a visit. Since then, Mike has gone on to make children’s storybook illustrations, comics, coloring books, magazine articles, landscape paintings, video game art, and quite possibly a portrait of your dog. He is still learning to be funny, but thinks you might enjoy his increasingly popular online comic, One Swoop Fell (www.OneSwoopFell.com).

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For more information about Mike visit http://duttonart.net/. Mike is also one of the designers behind the Google Doodles (http://www.google.com/logos/)

Childrens Book Illustrations for Ages 2 to 202

Comics and Coloring Books

Tiny Works

Landscapes, Industrialscapes, and Other Escapes

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Gustavo Vicentini is product designer and illustrator from São Paulo, Brazil. Gustavo had this awesome idea of starting drawing on plastic cups in his free time at work, we love that idea and that’s why we will share with you some of them as well as some sketches from his sketchbook, which are fantastic as well.

For more information about Gustavo, we highly recommend that you check out his Web site at http://www.gustavicentini.com/

Sketchbook

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We’ve seen many typography works here at Abduzeedo and we sure love when we get to see 2 things we love together, like Typo and Star Wars! That’s just the case of the work H-57. These are some good looking Star Wars posters made from characters. Fresh!

H-57 is a advertsing agency from Italy with clients from all sorts of medias, like TV, Radio, Print and Web. For more information about them make sure to check out their Web site at http://www.h-57.com/. You will have to practice a little bit of your italian though

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Yesterday I came across this beautiful illustration tweeted by a friend of mine and great designer, Everaldo Coelho, and the illustratio was from another Brazilian. I decided to find out more about him and ended up visiting his Flickr page. The guy I’m talking about is Alan Rodrigo Lourenço also known as 23Alan. Alan is a graphic designer based in Jaraguá do Sul, Brazil and his work is beautiful, especially the sketches and illustrations in my opinion, but he also has some great toy arts.

So in this post I will share with you some of 23Alan’s illustrations. For more information about him check out his Web site at http://a23alan.daportfolio.com/ or his Flickr page at http://www.flickr.com/photos/fotoilustracao/

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The wallpaper of this week is an image created by David Mascha, a designer and digital artist from Vienna, Austria. David work as freelancer primarily in the fields of art, illustration, fashin, interior design and advertising for clients such as IBM, Hennessy, K2 Snowboards and The New York Times.

For more information about David Mascha visit his Web site at http://www.davidmascha.com/

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2D

Alex McCabe

Anderson Tomazi

Brukhar

creativebite

Eric Vasquez

Eugene Kim

Fabiano

Dirty Night Clowns – Behind the Scenes. from ROCK*iT FiLMS on Vimeo.

Subcarpati – Am crescut pe la Romana from z00x on Vimeo.

Fabio

FKSD

Gerrel Saunders

Gisele

Nokia ‘Dot’ from Sumo Science on Vimeo.

The Making Of Nokia ‘Dot’ from Sumo Science on Vimeo.

Juan E Bedolla

Super (Subtitled) from Juan E Bedolla on Vimeo.

Polarity

stopmotion from Polarity on Vimeo.

typography*2 from Polarity on Vimeo.

Tim

zeemp

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@Rodrok

@LeandroValino

@marcos333

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@heltonmainardi

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Anna Grosh was born in Siberia and now lives in San Francisco. She finished her first masters in Moscow at the Open Social Academy of Design and now she’s in the process of getting her second masters in graphic design at the Academy of Art University. She specializes in typographic design, illustration and graphic design.

I truly enjoy my work and several years agency experience and several more freelancing. Enjoy my portfolio and contact me anytime for work inquires or just to chat!

For more information about Anna Grosh visit her Behance profile at http://www.behance.net/annagrosh

TYPE CATEGORY POSTER SERIES

Here we have posters with several different type classifications in three posters, illustrating the differences between them and their individual designs. Also in each poster there is the silhouette of their respective designer in white on the black background.

ART NOUVEAU BOOK

PROTOTYPEFACE

This design is a set of nine forms based on the strokes that work together as a set. These are part of a school project, now turned into self project where I am currently developing the entire typeface. This typeface is an illustrative and decorative font based on the Didone and Garalde families.

GIRLS ILLUSTRATION

VISUAL IDENTITY

CIRCUS D’HIVER POSTER & BROCHURE

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Bud Rodecker and John Pobojewski of the Chicago design group 3st will join us tonight, Wednesday Nov 10th, at 8pmCST to give us the inside scoop on what’s going on inside their candy-coated walls. Click HERE to go to the chat.

Senior designer John Pobojewski creates meaningful visual and aural communication by creating connections, focusing on elegance, and aiming to express the human touch. At Thirst, he has served clients including Lyric Opera of Chicago, Illinois Institute of Technology, Herman Miller, Wright Auctions, and Janet Echelman among others.

Bud Rodecker studied Graphic Design at the University of Minnesota Duluth where he learned the true meaning of cold. It was there he took on the role of president of the Student Design Organization (SDO) from 2005 to 2007. Following graduation in May 2007, Bud came to Chicago for an internship at Thirst. At the end of the summer, he was invited to stay on as a full-time designer.

Here are some of their very tasty visual treats:

Bleepin’ Golden Tee

IIT Fall 2009 Lecture Series Poster

Riverse

RicharDaily

Gather Give Grow

The Enemy is Apathy

Dust

Thirst’s Top Five Love Songs – Marvin Gaye

Thirst’s Top Five Love Songs – Prince

2010/11 LOEB Fellowship Recipients

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This afternoon I was checking some blogs trying to find inspiration for a illustration project I am working on when I came across Kevin Dart’s web site. Kevin is a freelance illustrator living in Southern California, and a co-owner of Fleet Street Scandal. He’s style and color usage is really nice and have that sort of vintage feel to it.

For more information about Kevin Dart visit his Web site at http://www.kevindart.com/, you will be able to see his full portfolio as well as some sketches, totally worth it.

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The wallpaper of this week is an artwork created by Sara Blake, also known as ZSO. Sara is an interactive art director, designer and illustrator living in New York City. She graduated from New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study with concentration in Graphic Art and Postmodern Studies-I.

For more information about ZSO visit her Web site at http://www.hellozso.com/

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Evoke is an online art, music, design, and photography collective founded in June 2005 by Justin Bristow, Sean Graham, and Ted Yavuzkurt, Evoke began as a youthful online boutique art community. As numerous talented artists and designers joined the team, Evoke expanded beyond its original realm, recruiting killer musicians and photographers. Every few months, they release themed exhibitions to the public, showcasing their abilities, the latest one is called Voyage and there are some incredible work as usual.

Our 23rd artpack, VOYAGE, is meant to capture the thrill of an adventurous spirit. The feeling of escape from the normal daily grind. Leaving behind the normal and finding the joy that comes from leaving all your troubles behind. This collection of images and music will capture your imagination. Tony Rivera, our featured artist for this release has taken us to envisioned scenes from other galaxies, with impressive detail and vibrancy. James Merrill and Parker Gibson have interpreted the theme with vivid abstract work, while newcomers such as Adrián Romero have produced high quality vector work.

Some Work

The Black Pearl by Erik Schumacher

Out Far by James Merrill

In the air by Leroy François

Piercings by Matteo M.

9 Destinations by Fab Rosco, Olli-Pekka Jauhiainen, and Parker Gibson

Static Adventure by Parker Gibson and Rogier De Boevé

Midnight Run by Tony Rivera

30.000 Leagues Under the Sea by João Oliveira

?? – Voyage by Adrián Romero

Clinging to a Voyage by Chris Koch

Strange… by Tyler Lehman

Sonic Abberations by James Merrill

30hsh by Aengus Tukel

Nocturnal Itinerary by Hamdan

Teleport 01 by Fab Rosco

For more information, to check ou the full exhibition, including photos, art, music and to read the interview with Tony Rivera visit http://www.evokeone.com/v5/exhibition/Voyage you won’t regret the time you will spend over there, pure inspiration.

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Ana Carolina Orlandin is a very young visual design student from Xaxim, Brazil. She’s been drawing since she was a little girl and her passion for art, design and all this world of imagination and creativity has growing along with her too as she starts to discover more and more things through her illustrations, which by the away, are awesome.

I always try to express my wishes and they sort of get blended together with this imaginary world in my mind, which is a little bit crazy… some drawings are inspired by music, the psicodelic ones such as the ones from The Beatles psicodelic phase – Ana Carolina Orlandin

For more information about Ana’s work check out her Flickr page at http://www.flickr.com/photos/heybanana there are more super call artoworks in there.

Some Artworks

Drift

Conduction

Stain

Vice-versa

History of the bogeyman and the ice cream monster

Harvest

Teddy

Blue

Deep Sleep

Part of you

Misc

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A few days ago I was looking for some 3D artworks, just for inspiration, and I came across this 3D artist from Siberian town Novosibirsk, Russia, called Denis Tolkishevsk. I was totally blown away with the quality and realism of some of his 3D pieces that I had to share that on Abduzeedo. Most of his works is done in 3ds Max, Vray and Photoshop.

For more information about Denis Tolkishevsky at we highly recommend that you visit his Web site and check out more of his works at http://to3d.ru/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1. There’s also a super cool making of/tutorial of one of his artworks, the one called DragONtFLY, which has gotten 5 awards from Russian and English CG Portals. You

“I’ve studied 3D graphics on my own, using books and lessons downloaded from Internet as a basis. I haven’t been through any courses, besides I don’t have any artistic education… I remember I saw 3D Max for the first time in the university. A friend of mine showed it to me. It seemed to be really complicated thing at that time, so many buttons, menus, and commands…”

If you want to learn more about Denis, there’s this great interview with him over at http://www.templates.com/blog/interview-with-3d-artist-denis-tolkishevsk…

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2D

al b sure

Anderson Tomazi

adomas

avid971

Bradley Castaneda

Krochet Kids – Yarn Logo Timelapse from Brad Castaneda on Vimeo.

brUnOo

Carina | Bang On

Flying Lotus – Kill Your Co-Workers from Warp Records on Vimeo.

Carlos Camp

Carlos Cavalcante

Cleber Carvalho

creativebite

Dash Revery

Edric Ureel

Eugene Kim

Fabiano

Fabio

MAE – VISUAL from NAKED © on Vimeo.

Skyence – INSCT from Johannes Timpernagel on Vimeo.

DMMA OnlineStar 2010 – Opener from 12FRAMES on Vimeo.

Fabrizio Sarti

Gerrel Saunders

Gisele

Holidays from Miami Horror on Vimeo.

Goatlovah

Flatliner from Noam Briner on Vimeo.

GrahamPhisher

Joachim

Leejordan

Maarten Kleyne

Maicon Costa

Newyorkiz

Pierre Saugrain

Nervous logo. from coyote37 on Vimeo.

Is there love in space? from coyote37 on Vimeo.

Promop

shelby white

UNDOdigital

Vladislav

Zac

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@I4MzB

@marcos333

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Máximo Tuja also known as Max-o-matic is a graphic designer and illustrator currently based in Barcelona, Spain. His work is very stylish pretty much based in callages with a sort of vintage feel. As he says, he tries to create an imaginary world from torn pieces of the real world.

For more information about Max-o-matic we highly recommend that you visit his Web site at http://maxomatic.net/, there are lots of works, it’s really impressive and inspiring

nike air max 90 + sergio busquets

maxomatic.net

Ink. International Illustration Rally Poster

Animals

Sex Pistols Tribute Album

Analog Shirts

Max-o-matic @ Rojo Magazine

Latex for fun project

Aludd – part 1

Cutters 2010

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6Ace

Adam Schneider

Al b sure

Anderson Tomazi

E2thaV

Eugene Kim

Fabiano

MTV Rocks! – Ident Series 2 from PostPanic on Vimeo.

Fabio

I Have PSD from Hyperakt on Vimeo.

MTV The Supercharts from Upper First on Vimeo.

Fagner Carvalho

FKSD

Gisele

onedotzero_adventures in motion 2010 preview from onedotzero on Vimeo.

harriett harmer

naiads

Newyorkiz

Roma FromSky

Shelby White

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@andreasleonidou

@FJMatosRivera

@xXxASTRISxXx

@GeorgeStrouzas

King Henry Bar-Restaurant from Nikiforos Kollaros on Vimeo.

@sokollatos

@djbennett999

@daniel_nelson

@Marcos333

@PJ_Tierney

@allrox

@nenuno

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A Nice Time

al b sure

Alan Nihei AN

Andre Tomazi

Bobby Moon

B Romain

brettmorris

Retro // GSG 5 SECOND PROJECT from Brett Morris on Vimeo.

Brukhar

candynice

CGOD

Edward McGowan

Eduardo López

Fabiano

Fabio

TRI?NGLE from Onur Senturk on Vimeo.

BBC “Electric Proms” from Brand New School on Vimeo.

Fagner Carvalho

FKSD

Gisele

Josh Overton

Kevent Torres

Max.Baesch

Newyorkiz

Pavel Fuksa

Phil & Ico

Pierre Saugrain

Opening Cowboy Bebop+Battlefield2 from coyote37 on Vimeo.

Dream Picture Title from coyote37 on Vimeo.

pmiranda

Shelby White

visoden1

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@raquel_villar

@andreasleonidou

@allrox

@daniel_nelson

@panelacosmica

@alemdasideias

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Our friend Bram Vanhaeren has just released a book showing the commercial and experimental work he has done over the last 20 months, the book is called HYPE and looks really cool. Especially because as he says, it’s an incentive to other artists to practice more and of course inspire us all.

HYPE is a collection of commercial and experimental artworks of Bram Vanhaeren. A collection of work created over the last 20 months and some unique insights in the techniques he uses. This book was created to inspire other young artists, share techniques and give the reader a pleasant time exploring the works by Bram Vanhaeren.

Inside the Book

T-shirt

Want to buy it?

For more information about the book or if you want to buy it, visit http://bramvanhaeren.bigcartel.com/product/hype-art-book

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2D

Anderson Tomazi

bigodeideias

Bobby Moon

Creativebite

Eugene Kim

Fabiano

Fabio

BBC Knowledge – Honk If You’re Human from Sean Pecknold on Vimeo.

American Software from Partizan Darkroom on Vimeo.

FKSD

Gisele

grafi-ray

Kevin Roodhorst

JMgarrido

MGK

TODOR & PETRU from CRCR on Vimeo.

Markov

Masse

Project NoomTest from Masood Nisstany on Vimeo.

Michael Ostermann

Newyorkiz

oneyear

Pawel Lukomski, Studio 35

Wirujaca Strefa 2010 – trailer [HD] from Studio35Presents on Vimeo.

Promop

Rasmus Stenbergh

Ricardo Ferreira

Roger Darnell

Shelby White

slayyou

Tim Phelan

Tom Galle

OIL & WATER DO NOT MIX from Happiness Brussels on Vimeo.

YLLW

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@BinaryJuice

@andreasleonidou

@marcos333

@tiagobenevides

@allrox

@Smilesharks

@daniel_nelson

@MorganLott

DONUTS from Morgan Lott on Vimeo.

@darko_design

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Eduardo Cardenas is an comic artist and illustrator from Aracaju, Brazil. His work is pretty much about traditional illustrations with paper, pencil, eraser and ink, or as he prefers to say, his tools of the trade. We really liked his style and that’s why we are sharing some of Eduardo’s artworks here with you.

For more information about Eduardo Cardenas’ work visit his DeviantArt profile at http://eduardocardenas.deviantart.com/

Opium

Postcard From Brazil

witch

Wereworlf

succubus

creature-of frankenstein

Goblin Thief

Mermaid and Triton

Poster EIRPG

Orc

666 Demon

King Kong

Elf Druid

Pocket Machine Girl

Princess Valkaria Free

Robot Jansoft

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Robert Shields is a digital artist, graphic design and illustrator from Phildadelphia, USA. He has been featured many time in popular design magazines such as Digital Arts, Computer Arts, Advanced Photoshop Magazine and others. He is also member of the slashTHREE collective.

Robert has just updated his portfolio with some really cool work, therefore, we have to share that with you guys

For more information about Rober Shields visit his Web site at http://www.robshields.net/

In Search of Lost Time

Designers Against Child Slavery

Escape

slashTHREE Promotional Image

Darkness Visible Image and Tutorial

Advanced Photoshop 76 Image and Tutorial

Computer Arts 178 Editorial Image

For a Coming Extinction

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The wallpaper of this week is a really cool image created by Saad Moosajee and Chris Haines from the latest Slashtree exhibition. Both Saad and Chris have already sent us some wallpaper in the past and now with a collaboration work.

For more information visit about Saad Moosajee visit his Web site at http://saadart.com/ and for Chris Haines at http://neondreams.com.au/

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Adrian Saturno

Amy Lee – Sally’s Song (Animation) from Adrian Saturno on Vimeo.

al b sure

Alan Nihei AN

Anderson Tomazi

Carlos Naude

Coolvibeblog

Chris

erikones

Eugene Kim

Fabiano

Johannes Matsson Showreel 2010 from Johannes Matsson on Vimeo.

Insomnia Festival 2010 Titles from Toxic on Vimeo.

Fabio

Aras Darmawan ‘Flickafreak’ Showreel 2009 from Aras Darmawan on Vimeo.

fik

FKSD

Gerrel Saunders

Gisele

Massive Attack-Atlas Air-directed by Edouard Salier from edouard salier on Vimeo.

J.K. Yarnall

Lawless

Massive Attack-Splitting the Atom-directed by Edouard Salier from edouard salier on Vimeo.

Live

LuXo

Nick Sparks

oneyear

Phil & Ico

Rena Innocenti

Roger Gonzalez

santhosh

tony bobadilla

zandzimaging

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@Rodrok

@BinaryJuice

@iDannik

@alemdasideias

@raquel_villar

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2D

Aalpha

Ana Cristina

Anderson Tomazi

Brukhar

Bryony

Camilla Albano

Carlos Camp

creativebite

chris de la rocha

Sprache des Feuers from Chris De la Rocha on Vimeo.

David Lundblad

Dijo

egymoataz

Eugene Kim

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One Perfect Cube from Florian Jenett on Vimeo.

Fábio Maia

Fabio

VITAL – Saying from VITAL on Vimeo.

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James Blake – Limit To Your Love from James Blake on Vimeo.

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Jorge Sampaio Junior

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Puglisi Gabriel

OFFF 2010 Partie 1 // 24 – 25 – 26 Juin 2010 // Grand Hall du Parc de la Villette from Association delabribeautout.net on Vimeo.

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Official Cromoart Trailer 2010 from FKSD on Vimeo.

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CROCODILE “HEAD OVER HEELS” (MUSIC VIDEO) from LAMAR+NIK on Vimeo.

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Sam

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visual-idiot

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INFLUENCERS TRAILER from R+I creative on Vimeo.

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The 600 Years from the macula on Vimeo.

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Yellowshed 2010 Reel from YELLOWSHED on Vimeo.

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Showreel October 2010 from Johannes Matsson on Vimeo.

Kevent Torres

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OZ Time from Matthew Lawless on Vimeo.

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Mickaël MEHALA

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Steven Kim

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The wallpaper of this week is an artwork created by Magomed Dovjenko AKA Mago, a freelance Illustrator, Graphic Designer and Art Director from Russia but now based in German. In the past years he has established and proved himself as someone who is steady trying to grow and improve by big steps. He is a proud member of ‘The Keystone Design Union’.

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North Kingdom Showreel 2009 from Designchapel on Vimeo.

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Zakhar Krylov is an art director, graphic designer and illustrator from Moscow, Russia. His work is very coloful mixing traditional illustration with vectors but with a nice personal style on his drawings, you will notice that especially in the Color Illustrations 2010, Personal Illustrations and Drawings, which, are my favorites in terms of details.

For more information about Zakhar Krylov work visit his Behance profiel at http://www.behance.net/zakhar_krylov

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FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE

design package juice for RUSSIAN ARMY

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Nintendo of America “Kirby’s Epic Explosion” from Süperfad on Vimeo.

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Eric Mandango “Miss Lonely Heart” Official Musicvideo from Marcel Schubert on Vimeo.

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Suddu

Thethinktank

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Philipp Zurmöhle is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Nuremberg, Germany. He is currently working at Adidas in Germany but is also available for freelance projects.

For more information about Philipp Zurmöhle visit his Web site at http://www.phillennium.com/ or follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/philippzm

SEVEN MONKEYS

Seven Monkeys poster – Submission to the 7 Deadly Sins International Graphic Design Contest.
The poster is now available as a gallery quality art print on Society6. Get it in 3 sizes here:
http://www.society6.com/studio/phillennium/Seven_Monkeys

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SNYRT

The Snyrt project experiments with bubbly type and strange organic forms. Mainly made with markers the drawings are inspired by quick graffiti throw-ups and comic elements.

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OOZING LANDSCAPES

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Eric Mandango “Miss Lonely Heart” Official Musicvideo from Marcel Schubert on Vimeo.

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chris de la rocha

Five Sec Flicker from Chris De la Rocha on Vimeo.

Elias Widerdal

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Eugene Kim

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