Let’s face it. We’d all love to travel, however not all of us have the time and money for this. There are some stunning editorials you can buy, namely Boat Magazine: that give you an amazing and fresh new perspective on travelling. Let’s Travel Somewhere is a recently launched website that allows you to travel from place to place in different continents, viewing stunningly hi-res photography for these places along with collated articles and bits of information. As it has not long launched, its content is currently limited - the site is always looking for contributions by the looks of things, so why not add to it? I think Nisa Maier’s hit the spot with this one. Ignes Gamler did a lovely job on the design work too (just saying).

A great collection of eye-candy typography; 30 Days 30 Type Solutions by Rui Faria

Find Your Anchor by David McLeod

Delicious typography with delicious treatments by Kendrick Kidd

While She Sleeps

“I wanted to capture each song from While She Sleeps’ album This Is The Six in a simplistic, symbolic way using photo manipulation as the core digital medium. Each image depicts a tone that I feel reflects that specific track”

EDIT: Please note, Plague Of A New Age & Satisfied In Suffering do exist, I just took them out due to the Tumblr photo limit

supersonicelectronic:

Jared Nickerson.

I’ve been following Jared Nickerson’s work for years now. I love it! Saw this post on my dash so had to share!

goodjolt:

Brand identity development for LACK Magazine by Kiss Miklos

Logo Swap!  by Graham Smith

Popular logos swapped with their competitors. Check the link for more!

(I kinda like the FedEx / UPS switch, is that bad?)

Handle Sketchbook by Plant & Moss

pixelchest:

What Windows 8 should look like by Sputnik8

This is a desktop concept that I’ve recently put together for fun. I thought I’d post a few screens to see what people here think. The screens include variations of explorer, ie (with a quick redesign of windows.com and bing), media center/player, and skype. Note that I didn’t aim for the design to be completely consistent with what MS calls ‘metro’ (for instance, I specifically didn’t want loops around icons, among other things). Anyway, click on the images to see the full versions.

If Windows looked like this, I would probably use it. Delicious!