A compilation of food & drink logos, trademarks and symbols from around the world formed of elements such as fruit, vegetables, doughnuts, burgers, hot dogs, plates, glasses and cutlery. TDB: instagram • twitter • facebook • newsletter • pinterest
Handle is an innovative start up with a circular approach and a strong belief that used beauty packaging isn’t waste, but a raw material which can be repurposed. They collect beauty packaging from salons, retailers and consumers, then recycle and…
With an obsession for beautiful design, powerful engineering, and sustainability, Airsign exists to create products that are better for people and the planet. In collaboration with industrial design firm Guerra Office, High Tide established a future-forward brand world inspired by…
Maddow is a clean and thoughtfully designed portfolio template kit for architects, interior designers, and creatives. Maddow Template Kit features over 40+ unique and fully customizable pages. Highlights include well-organized layers and styles, google fonts, carefully selected photography from Unsplash,…
A’ Design Awards 2022 Winners Announced A’ Design Award & Competition, one of the World’s largest and most diffused international design awards announced results of the 2021 – 2022 design competition: 2022 Winners from 114 countries in 110 different design…
Plasto is a welcome addition to anyone looking for a highly legible, unique, grotesque sans serif typeface. The family includes 54 fonts with OpenType features and is just perfect for clean, minimal projects as well as branding, logos, labels, headlines,…
Lodoso (as in muddy) is a space where experiences are shared through the creation of pottery. It is a split between a workshop where pottery making is taught, and a store that sells final products such as vases. Lodoso has…
Enigmatic and with an excellent selection of dishes. Polpo is a place to discover; a gastro bar in “Pasaje Parián,” a historic space in Colonia Roma, for which we have developed a graphic identity that expresses its refined and fun…
The mobile-first design methodology is great—it focuses on what really matters to the user, it’s well-practiced, and it’s been a common design pattern for years. So developing your CSS mobile-first should also be great, too…right? Article Continues Below Well, not…