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2011 Volkswagen Eos ads by Markus Wendler
Another amazing collaboration with photographer Markus Wendler and the team at Deutsch LA for the 2011 Volkswagen Eos ad campaign, all images shot in the Los Angeles area. You can see more of Markus Wendler’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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New personal work by Brian Paumier and Joaquin Trujillo
Showcased today on FeatureShoot, article by by Alison Zavos: two new individual projects from the photographic team known as Trujillo/Paumier. They began their collaboration during their studies at the Art Center College of Design Pasadena in 2001. Best known for their poised and meticulous portraiture and travel imagery, their work embodies an old-world formality with ...
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Spanish White Guerrilla wine, illustrations by Brosmind
The Barcelona based illustration team Brosmind worked with graphic design firm Moruba on this recent wine project, featured today on TheDieline. “Spanish White Guerilla is a collection of “revolutionary” wines created by Vintae. For the first time ever, the nine grape varieties with the greatest international prestige have been cultivated in La Rioja. Nine entertaining ...
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Alex Trochut for Spartak Moscow
Barcelona based type specialist Alex Trochut created this headline made out of wire fence for the Spartak of Moscow football club. The text says ‘Twine weaves pattern, the Goal weaves the heart.’ You can see more of Alex’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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Typography Tuesday: Typopassage mural by Alex Trochut
Created by graphic artist Alex Trochut in 2010, this typographic experiment is a passage in the Museum Quarter Wein. Inspired by the poem of Frederico García Lorca “Pequeño Vals Vienés” and the interpretation from the song “Take This Waltz” by Leonard Cohen, the lettering shows parts of both pieces. The gray lettering is in English, ...
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From the Archive: Radiohead shot by Danny Clinch
In celebration of the release of Radiohead’s new album, The King of Limbs, we chose one of Danny’s older sessions with the band for this week’s Archive post. Shot in London in December of 1994, this was the third time Danny had worked with Radiohead, which led to many more shoots over the years. You ...
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Travel + Leisure: The new face of Acapulco, shot by Trujillo/Paumier
Featuring a youthful update with new hotels, restaurants, and extravagant shopping, Acapulco now offers much more than the sea, the cliffs and the amazing views. Photographed by Joaquin Trujillo and Brian Paumier for Travel + Leisure, this story on the boom of growth in the Mexican harbor city shows off all things beautiful in the ...
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KAFA ads shot by James Day
Photographer James Day worked with the creative team at Y&R Dubai to create these ads for KAFA, a Lebanese organization committed to the achievement of gender-equality and non-discrimination, and the advancement of the human rights of women and children. You can see more of James Day’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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Typography Tuesday: Steve Wilson for Product (RED)
Product(RED)’s latest campaign brings light to the important fact that by 2015 we can have a world where virtually no child is born with HIV. As a way to raise awareness and educate about this goal, Product(RED) have enlisted Steve Wilson to provide his creative interpretation of the fact that ’The AIDS Free Generation is ...
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Brosmind design cushions for Woouf
After seeing the Brosmind RV at an opening, the creative team at Woouf (the quirky, cool cushion maker based out of Barcelona) turned to Juan and Alejandro Mingarro to create a new series of cushions – The Brosmind City. “We like buildings, their shapes.” said Alejandro, “They look simple from the outside but there are ...
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New personal work by James Day
A gorgeous new series from photographer James Day, personal work shot in studio in London. You can see more of James Day’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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Interpol gig posters by David Calderley of Graphic Therapy
Interpol approached Graphic Therapy to design a poster for their North American winter tour. A second poster was made for the solo Radio City gig. Both can be seen and bought at the shows. Be sure to catch them February 17th at Radio City Music Hall in NYC! David is also responsible for the album ...
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From the Archive: Ben Harper shot by Danny Clinch
It was Stephanie Jane Halmos who reminded us that just like old records, photographs have the ability to bring you excitement again and again when you re-visit them. And so we continue our monthly series ‘From the Archive’, a small window into photographer and filmmaker Danny Clinch’s archive. This month we feature singer/songwriter Ben Harper. ...
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Typography Tuesday: Neo Deco font by Alex Trochut
One of the most exciting typefaces released in the past year, the art deco inspired Neo Deco is a complex yet perfectly executed display typeface with an abundance of alternative and cool characters, which also comes as a high res eps set. With hours of fine tuning and typographic excellence from the Barcelona born genius, ...
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Typography Tuesday: Adam Larson’s A for the AIGA
In 2010, the AIGA Boston honored type designer Matthew Carter’s work and career with a silent auction highlighted by posters of original letter designs by 13 local design luminaries, including Adam Larson. Legendary type designer Matthew Carter was the sixth recipient of the AIGA Boston Fellow Award. Matthew was part of a small group of ...
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Bottle design for Ferguson Crest by Adam Larson
Singer, songwriter, rapper, fashion designer, perfumer, actress, and now vintner! Fergie and her father Pat called upon Adam Larson to create the bottle design for Ferguson Crest, a vineyard owned by the Ferguson family. Collaborating closely with Fergie and her dad, Adam used elements of the traditional Ferguson family crest to create the label for ...
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Typography Tuesday: Alex Trochut for V Magazine
Welcome to Typography Tuesday! This is the first of a weekly series on the glorious world of typography – the art and technique of arranging type, type design, and modifying type glyphs. This week we are proud to show off new work from artist Alex Trochut, created for V Magazine’s Spring Preview, available on newsstands ...
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Typography Tuesday: Sean Freeman’s Fat and Furry Font
This font wants to be touched. Reminiscent of a Koosh ball mixed with minky softness, this is Sean’s little experiment into making a typeface that’s as fat and furry as possible. Success! You can see more of Sean Freeman’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.