graphic

This poster design is officially on the wish list, if not just because it's clever and funny, then also because it's a good reminder to find balances. Joey Roth—the man behind the infamous Ceramic Speakers—drew up the Charlatan, Martyr, Hustler graphic for “Hustle,” the first issue of 48 Hours Magazine.

I stumbled upon Weekday Carnival, which is the blog component of the RK Design shop, both from Finland-based Riikka Kantinkoski. I love the bright whites and Scandinavian pop of the product and home stylings throughout its pages. Below you'll find a collection of some creative product and home shots that also show off some of the great poster designs of RK Design.

The New York Times commissioned this growing logo design for their fall 2011 travel issue. Los Angeles-based garden designer Judy Kameon designed and planted the iconic T, keeping in mind shape, texture and a selected color palette.

DC Comics has unveiled a new identity, which—as is often the case with logo overhauls—has met it's fair share of criticism and praise. For fans and casual consumers alike, there's a lot of emotion tied to the former logo's association with so many wonderful stories. When you break that emotional bond, people feel strange. DC's '76 mark was a classic, the '05 remix was a departure but also ushered in a raft of DC-certified movies. Here in '12 we have a clean break from the past. I felt this way when UPS updated their logo.