Accent is a free for commercial use display typeface designed by Nelson Balaban.

Copyright: Flёve.
Brief: Develop a website to display Oleg Dou’s portfolio.
Solution: The idea was to focus solely on his works as the main attraction for visitors and design the site to streamline as smoothly as possible.First, we have hidden the menu (which can be easily accessed by hovering over the top side of the screen with the cursor) to free more space for the photographs. Second, we have arranged a superior smoothness for scrolling, which makes the process of looking through the works highly sensitive and responsive. Finally, a simple click on any photograph enlarges it to let you examine the work in all its minute details.
Bonus: As a bonus Flёve designed a series of icons which can be used as a pattern for Scotch tape, wrapping paper or anything Oleg might have in mind.

Getxophoto International Photography Festival in the edition of 2011 choosed the theme of «In Praise of Elderly» we thoguth that the cross stitch it was a great idea to represent the elderly. The poster was designed in Photoshop and then gave it to a professional in the cross stich media in Madrid to knit it on paper. The client loved the design and the cross stitching in a contemporary style.

More on our web: www.iscreativestudio.com
Facebook: facebook.com/iscreativestudio

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Copyright: Oscar Ramos

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Copyright: Coni Dietrich

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Copyright: Petros Afshar

The wildly popular Wow! Gorillas project involved sixty leading artists and was timed to celebrate the 175th anniversary of Bristol Zoo. Running for ten weeks over the summer the initiative attracted visitors and locals alike to explore the city whilst drawing attention to the plight of gorillas in the wild.

Tom Lane (aka Ginger Monkey) and Ged Palmer, who donated their creativity for the cause at the last minute, were awarded a silver and a bronze in the Fresh Digital Awards for their hand-lettered gorilla, which also raised £5,000 at a charity auction. Now there’s the chance to witness the behind the scenes production of the artwork from workshop to street, culminating in it’s grand unveiling in Bristol’s historic Queens Square.

Copyright: Ginger Monkey

1hundred is a project that’s been in development over the last 2.5 years. I’ve aimed to create a context for collaboration with other artists, craftsman, and creators of ‘things’ to produce and sell our own quality products. The idea is based on the premise that less is more. Small production numbers means you guys get the benefit of limited edition products not every Dom, Dick, and Harry will have and we get to focus our attention on making products with soul, that aren’t just mass-produced.

Time and effort is being spent on the details, taking special care to make the products the best they can be. It’s not about making a quick buck, but to produce something really worth having

Copyright: Ginger Monkey