Experience Centre – Royal Jelling →

ART+COM created this amazing series of exhibition experiences for the Royal Jelling exhibition centre. It covers more than 1000 square metres. It houses an exhibition that explores Danish history and mythology and, crucially, the mysteries of the Viking kings, Gorm the Old and Harald Bluetooth. The centre presents new findings, which draw a complex picture of the Vikings, their culture and cults during their progressive shift from pagan religion to Christianity.

The truth depends on where you see it from →

The work of Truly Design inflects in a contemporary perspective the optical phenomenon of anamorphosis, investigated by such artists as Leonardo da Vinci and Hans Holbein since the XV century.

The exhibition Truth depends on where you see it from illustrates the most recent aspects of the aesthetic and poetic research of Truly Design collective, currently focused on geometric abstraction in relation to architecture and urban space. 

The anamorphic abstraction proposed couples with the architecture of the MEF, both for sharing the same visual language, made of minimalist geometric shapes, and for the destiny which brings together the collective and the museum space.

EOS by Collins →

Collins is a brand consultancy for the Convergence Era. They call it the Convergence Era because while this era reaches far beyond brands, it’s forever altered how we build them. What was once siloed is now integrated and seamless. What were once passive experiences are now controlled by customers themselves.

Foreal →

Foreal is a design studio based in Germany with a focus on illustration and art direction founded by Benjamin Simon and Dirk Schuster.

Lo Siento →

Lo Siento is a small studio that specially enjoys taking over the whole concept of the identity projects. Its main feature is an organic and physical approach to the solutions, resulting in a field where graphic and industrial design dialogue, always searching an alliance with the artisan processes.

Elise →

Elise is an artist engaged with the shape and form of objects in space. Her sculptures are a giddying mix of surface, mass and volume, situated precariously on the verge of physical impossibility. Pushing materials to the edge of realism, she interrogates notions of materiality, duration and process in an era of digital artifice. 

Karan Singh →

Karan Singh is an artist and illustrator based in Tokyo. 

Gerhard Human →

Original and distinctive illustration work by Creative Director at Masters and Savant, Cape Town.

METAFIVE – METALIVE 2016 →

Yugo Nakamura's design studio THA creates yet another stunning installation and set of visualisations for the band METAFIVE's 2016 tour. The work comes after another great project of a similar nature that was inspired by 攻殻機動隊 ARISE border:less experience.

Martin Sati →

Martin Sati is an illustrator and designer based in Seville, Spain.
He opened his studio in 2006, focusing on art direction and illustration.

Universal Everything →

Undoubtably one of my favourite agencies who continue to produce inspiring work. Matt Pyke runs a digital art and design collective, inventing new forms of design and moving image for the screens of the future. 

This project "A Living Portrait" are digital brushstrokes that rove around the canvas within the confines of a human form, causing occasional glimpses of a face to emerge.
 

Siggi Eggertsson →

Known for his vivid, mosaic-like digital imagery, Eggertsson adorns the world with his own vision of digitally tribal, Icelandic-influenced symbolism. You can download his awesome screensaver here.

ManVsMachine →

Ten is a print series to mark our 10th major project with the fine folk at Nike.

For those of you who aren't familiar with MVSM, they are one of the most forward thinking studios in the world. Their work is always progressive and effective visual communications and they have always been one of the studios I've admired. 

John Mead Dance Co. →

The new brand embodies a non-static visual identity system, expressed in a dynamic typographic treatment that easily evoke the delight of a company of dancers. 

Roots is an interdisciplinary graphic design studio based in Singapore run by the talented Jonathan Yuen. 

Dan Mumford →

Dan Mumford is a freelance illustrator working out of Studio100 in central London, UK.

Sander Van Dijk →

Sander's illustration style is abstract, reduced forms of design that have an ability to convey information, amplify a message and elicit an unparalleled human response.

Malika Favre →

Malika Favre is a French artist based in London. Her bold, minimal style – often described as Pop Art meets OpArt – is a striking lesson in the use of positive/negative space and colour. Her unmistakable style has established her as one of the UK’s most sought after graphic artists. Malika’s clients include The New Yorker, Vogue, BAFTA, Sephora and Penguin Books, amongst many others.

Dimitris Papazoglou →

Dimitris Papazoglou, a talented multidisciplinary Designer and Creative Director from Greece, His work is beautifully crafted & with a great sense of art direction and attention to detail.

Vasava →

Imaginery for Adobe Summit 2015: The Digital Marketing Conference. Having the motto "Reinvention is a journey. Start yours at Summit." Vasava developed the idea of a topographical view of landscapes. The visuals fade the limits between analogic and digital. The maps represent seven cities; New York, Amsterdam, London, Munich, Paris, Stockholm and Sydney. They were created using watercolor inks and paper overlays and afterwards polished digitally.

Hvass & Hannibal →

Hvass&Hannibal is a multi-disciplinary arts and design studio based in Copenhagen. Since 2006, its founders, Nan Na Hvass & Sofie Hannibal have worked in close collaborative partnership with illustrative and conceptual design in a number of different field.