Mr Rob Ball is back with “50 Goodies” and a fantastic follow up to the “50 Baddies“. You can follow Rob’s illustrations via his blog “This is where I draw the line” which is well worth taking a look at. You Can purchase a print of the 50 Goodies here.

See more over on brainpickings.

“All Hail The King” designed by b-positive, printed by tind.

Based in Athens, Greece “Tind” (AKA Manolis Aggelakis and family) has been in touch with TDOD regarding his silk screen printing work.

tind stands for “This Is Not Designed”, we embrace the motto “everything is going according to NO plan” and we stand under no manifesto. We strongly believe that creativity and technicality go hand in hand in our business so we enjoy both designing and producing projects with main emphasis on right design instead of good design. We use silkscreen and program coding as our main form of expression thought we always search and intergrate new forms of technology in our armory, so we can push projects further one step at the time. We are thinkers, solvers and the expediters of your dreams.

“Die Rakete”

“Murphy’s Law”

Along with working independently and collaboratively, tind has run a workshop about Silkscreen and Typography (some work featured below).

FAN – C by Sophia

T by Τζιανάκης

Take a look at more of tind’s work here and here. Also here is a previous interview he kindly sent along as well. Thanks tind – TDOD.

The exhibition, entitled Cut It Out, runs from September 17-30 at Outline Editions gallery space at 94 Berwick Street, London W1F 0QF. Worth a look if your in London!

And for those students out there that don’t know who Noma Bar is, check out some of his beautiful negative space work below.

Have you ever listened to a song and your mind’s eye is immediately filled with visuals?

David Bowie’s classic space epic paints such a vivid picture in your mind that illustrator Andrew Kolb has created it into a beautiful book.

Personally I think this is brilliant (mainly becasue I am a huge Bowie fan)

Download The Book Here

A look inside the sketchbook of Paula Scher.

Landmarques is the first print series from Preston design studio Design By House who are based in The Watermark Building.

Having become interested in the stories behind some of the world’s great landmarks Design by House began to explore ways of expressing their iconic nature without succumbing to the silhouette. The results of this process lead to the ‘Landmarque’ print series; using layers of shapes and colour to recreate the familiar forms and invoke a sense of location.

The prints are being sold by several stockists in the UK including Nest, Utility, Scarlet & Jones, Design Supremo and Juno. International orders have also been placed with Mammoth Collection in Canada, Urbanities and Form Function style in Australia.

You can see the whole series here.