Futurorg is the online portfolio of Timothée Mathelin, aka Shift, a french designer with mad Photoshop skills. I’m only sharing some of his personal Photoshop artworks here, but he also presents some interesting photography or commissionned graphic design work in his portfolio, go take a look.

Portrait photography has to be one of the most slept-on art forms in the world today. The simple-sounding name of the medium drums up memories of standing against a wall in some office, staring awkwardly ahead while we pose for what will surely be an embarrassing piece of government ID or a badge that will […]

If you like good editorial design and typography, you’ll surely be a fan of the work coming out from Designunit. Great use of photography, clean designs and good balance in the designs seem to be the way to go for them, check out their portfolio.

Pierre Marly is an art director and graphic designer working in Iceland, I’ve been quite impressed by his portfolio and his great use of photography as illustration. You can see some of his design work here and check out more of his work on his website.

My title does sound too strong, but I think it reveals something about the massive use of photography by newspapers and magazines as a the ultimating tool for stating that what they are writing is true. Photos are obviously not a reflection of reality, far from it. The examples that you can see in this […]

Starting in september, Adobe will be launchine a mobile photo sharing site named “Phoshop online”. This is no big news for the graphic design industry, but it might be interesting for people using their mobile phone to take pictures. Basically, the features will be: Upload pictures from anywhere (with internet access of course) Access from […]

Thanks to social media sites like Digg or StumbleUpon, Philippe Toledano has become a very popular photographer on the web. I am also a big fan of his work for its beauty of course, but also because Toledano has great ideas and offers an original look on societal topics. Days with my father Very touching […]

I have no specific interest in the major sport event that is the Olympic Games. It is way too politicized for me, and the money involved makes the whole thing look more like a big marketing opportunity than a sport reunion. However, it is still interesting to see how designers are participating in such an […]

I know, my title is kind of overused and everybody knows that an image is worth a thousand words, especially advertisers or politicians. In his presentation at TED, Chris Jordan proves once again the power of image over words to represent huge data and numbers. Plastic Cups, 2008 – 60×90″ – Chris Jordan Depicts one […]

Cube, creative font on Behance Network Beautiful vinyl art Mondo Pasta advertisement Giant Book sofa Photography of Moriyama Daido In Graphics We Trust Clever Heinz advertising Illustrations by Tomi Ungerer James Dawe Illustrations Nice t-shirt If you don’t want to miss any of the links shared, you can of course follow me on my Tumblelog […]