Graphic Design

Two year's ago, I shared graphic designer Brandon Schaefer's personal project, Minimalist Bluray Covers.

UK-based creative agency The Plant brings us this beautiful identity for FRAE Frozen Yogurt. The branding specialists wanted to let the product shine through and accomplished their task by "injecting fun, humor and confidence." By using a typography system based on vintage dairy graphics and connective photography, they built a brand that can can flex and grow with the company.

In true meta fashion, London-based Ashwin Patel was inspired by the essentials of a designer's life to create the A Studio Life print.

A Studio Life consist of a "series of illustrations outlining the typical life of the design studio, from essential tools and must haves, to thoughts, visionaries and revelations." We love the combination of literal illustrations mixed with the objectified interpretations of more abstract ideas.

With all of those shiny pixels, it's easy to lose sight of the people behind the screen who have molded and crafted the web into what it is today. Offscreen Magazine steps away from the digital realm and takes a look at the motivations, inspirations, lives and humanity of some of today's biggest web talents. The magazine is only released in good, old-fashioned print runs—the original retina display, with no plans to bring it to an ebook platform.