“An internal New York Times team launched a redesign of the International Herald Tribune in April 2009. Miguel Buckenmeyer participated early in the redesign process—which sought to identify the IHT more closely with its parent, The New York Times Company, as well as accentuate its business and culture-related content. Our role consisted largely of developing components of the graphic identity of the paper by generating ideas for front-page skyboxes, columnist logos, section headings, special grids and assorted journalistic labeling devices rather unfortunately labeled “kickers” and “slugs.”

The Designer’s studio is: Styleselecta Studios’
His Real nae is: João Castro
You can check the portfolios on Behance and in Cargo Collective

With “Error”, I’ve officially become an appreciator of Diego Bellorin’s work. I have this thing for computer glitches, he portrays them really good.

“Sacrificial” from Jana Jelovac “Made for TV” series

Using subtlely halftones and geommetry shapes in a fluid composition, this piece cleverly develops into a space generator of magic. From the hand of the talented young man Camilo Jiménez.

Hard to not get impressed by this über elite branding, interior decoration / design work from Argentinian agency SeventhDesign:

Möoi is part of a brand new concept in Buenos Aires: the contemporaneous food. This wave has been merged in this project with the modern art & design to build a nice space, comfortable and very impressive utilizing a great amount of different shapes, textures and colors.

The brand elements, graphic design, packaging and industrial design provides a strong image to this beautiful restaurant located into Belgrano town, Buenos Aires.

It’s been a while since I wrote about Generative art, the project “Links” introduces a great deal of pieces featuring precisely that: links, multiple links in beatiful and mathematical compositions. This is not the only project of this kind in Tatiana Plakhova’s behance portfolio, who in fact, seems to focus uniquely in this artistic genre.

Adam is a great guy first and foremost. He loves music and loves dancing as well. Here is what his website had to say about him and his design work.

The Pressure is Adam R. Garcia. I’m an art director, graphic designer and illustrator living, working and learning in Portland, OR.
Currently, I’m working as a lead Graphic Designer for Nike Sportswear’s footwear division.
From October 2007 until October 2009, I was a senior designer at 160over90, a branding agency in Philadelphia. Before that, I was Art Director at the record label Rhymesayers Entertainment in Minneapolis.”

As soon as I ran into the miniature of this charming toy I knew I had to write about it, but, truth be told, the extensive photographic material documenting this toy design is a lot more convincing. The Taiwanese graphic design brand Filter017 introduces us to Taxi Rody, wich in fact, has walked through several events.