James Obriant
James Obriant is a graphic designer and he’s right about being sure we’re digging his work. His portfolio is eclectic but there is no randomness. His work is sharp conceptually, deliriously simple and sometimes, right over the edges.



James Obriant is a graphic designer and he’s right about being sure we’re digging his work. His portfolio is eclectic but there is no randomness. His work is sharp conceptually, deliriously simple and sometimes, right over the edges.



John Hendrix works in his attic and try to make it a place he enjoys visiting each day. Some of his favorite studio decorations are the ‘trades’ he’s made with other illustrators whose work he admires.
No doubt his drawing illustration skills and style soar to the high peaks of technical prowness and deep understanding of editorial commissions.
Like the changing top banner identifiying different sections.




Brian Rea is the former art director for the Op-Ed page of the New York Times and a guest art director for GOOD Magazine. His style of illustrations toggles between quirky to plain bizarre but ome of his art directed editorial work shows stunning page layouts.
Don’t miss them.


Trained in graphic design and arts, Carine Brancowitz lives in Paris. I am just in awe of her incredible capabilities and particularly fond of the limited colors she uses (Blue, White and Red – inconsciously putting forward France flag colors?) in all her illustrations. Her drawing skills and sense of perspective are near perfect.
From top to bottom, her portfolio is full of stunning work!



Caroline Selmes is a talented French illustrator currently living in Barcelona. Her style is whimsical, laced with folk art references and overall, her hand-drawn like compositions are loaded with delightful details.



Tom Lane, commonly known as Ginger Monkey – a right brain thinker and maker of things just relaunched his website. Nice!



Irma Gruenholz is blowing me away with her poetically staged little figurines. Superior execution. All made of clay!


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Our little studio owned Adobe Master Suites—invoking security issues our perpetual licenses were nulled. Undone? No!
I can open all .pdf, .psd or .ai files in the Affinity apps and the UI/UX is so gorgeous!
See for yourself: test the Affinity suite. Works on all platforms + iPad for—6 MONTHS FREE!
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Connected to the internet's origins, building the internet of the future. We’re building ways to help everyone fight for privacy online. I am a big fan of their services.
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What a strange name for an independent Internet privacy company. Contrary to G/ who records every instance of their services useage with DDG, no recording of your data, EVER!!!
We use it everyday.
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This private (free) app I use daily for taking notes or writing. Back up to the cloud for multi-devices access. Runs locally.
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I paint abstract with pretty colours ~ I play with mobile apps to create unique generative art.
Look 'Ma no AI.
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Communication Arts 24-25—calls for entries.
Interactive — October 25/24
Illustration — Jan 10/25
Photography — March 7/25
Design — May 2/25
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The Smashing Conferences explore real-life projects, workflows and hands-on insights.
SmashingConf - Antwerp
Upcoming: Oct 28-31/24
SmashingConf - Workshops
Online: check dates.
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AIGA’s competitions celebrate exemplary design and demonstrate the power of effective design.
50 Books | 50 Covers: February 26 / 24
365: AIGA Year in Design February 26 / 24
It is a conference and a community of thousands of women influencers and entrepreneurs in creative fields.
Upcoming: March 17-20 / 24
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YouWorkForThem — Good design needs good fonts! YWFT is privately owned and run by designers.
Rocking it since 2001.
Mind-blowing visual feats and original designs I recently discovered.
Previously: #12 - #11 - #10 - #9 - #8 - #7 - #6 - #5 - #4 - #3 - #2 - #1

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Illustration is probably the largest creative area to express (mostly without words) a message.

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A type of Show #5 – I love typography - these projects caught my eye.

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Moodboards #1 – Branding collaterals staged and served with conceptual brilliance.

A little (www) Story. In 1995, JF and I started a little project — Netdiver mag.

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Editorials. Design topics or issues that have impacted me and/or our creative industry. .
Over 50 articles.
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A short interview on how to build a strong portfolio + self-promotion.
Carole Guevin is a founder + editor + design curator ∞ culture creator + online pioneer ∞ featuring the creative culture since '98.
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No hype — just beautiful
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Netdiver long-standing mini visuals (200 x 115 px) galleries. Each lead to its review. Happy talent discovery!
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Vast array of drawing styles
404 reviews
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Conceptual designs standing out
358 reviews
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Products / packaging design / spaces +
333 reviews
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Brilliant storyboards / motion / vfx
286 reviews
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Some of the sharpest eyes shooting today
210 reviews
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New wave of design / interactive / mobile stars
552 reviews
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Women who rock the design scene with _more_ than pink design
391 reviews
Visual Brain Gravity is a producer and developer of concepts, products and brand experiences.
Driven by vision.
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Self-curation experiment coupled with minimalist interviews with people in the design industry I admire.
By invitation only
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Terrific product or service or event and wanna reach a fabulous international audience?
Advertise with us
Coming soon
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Netdiver Best of the Year is a yearly compilation of projects / talents who made a lasting impression the previous year.
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What was new in design worldwide—sort of a very unofficial record of web history as captured from {1998 - 2007}.
Over 2.3k+ projects.
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Walk down memory lane: hand-coded news in design from 1998-2008.
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Terrific product or service or event and wanna reach a fabulous international audience?
Advertise with us
Dates soon.
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