Monthly Archives: April 2011

Lovely work from London’s Andreas Neophytou. He’s got a slick, contemporary style, with a hand firmly in the past as well. I love his clean lines and colors, as well as his conceptual talents. His portfolio is a swath of … Continue reading →

Chicago, Illinois based designer Eric Ellis produces clean and colorful graphics via a mixup of classic and contemporary influences. A recent graduate of Columbia College, and now an employee of Ogilvy Mather, Eric is steadily continuing to create a plethora … Continue reading →

May is National Bike Month and to celebrate the Poster Cabaret has curated a collection of bicycle inspired art to be on display at the Gallery Black Lagoon in Austin,TX starting Thursday May 5th. The 2011 Poster Cabaret Bicycle Print … Continue reading →

New giveaway this coming Monday! Up for grabs are goodies from Blanca Gomez, Jason Munn/The Small Stakes, Tad Carpenter, Invisible Creature, Brent Couchman, Will Bryant, Jay Ryan and many more! Be sure to join the Grain Edit Facebook Fan Page … Continue reading →

The tactile typographic illustrative paper work of Owen Gildersleeve is amazing. As someone who has often ruined design projects by improper cutting, I can really appreciate the minimal perfected result he gets from such a complicated process. I also enjoy … Continue reading →

Dutch-inspired Brazilians making amazing design? Yes! São Paulo based Quadradão is doing just that. I was pretty excited to run across them, they have a very impressive body of work. Such big, fat, bold shapes and colors. In design school … Continue reading →

Australian designer Heath Killen creates “visual communication with purpose poetry.” You may be familiar with some of his work from his multitude of experimental redesigns of movie posters. Heath creates stunning and vibrant compilations of color, shape, and emotion, to … Continue reading →