Audrey Kawasaki's latest work 'I Won't Forget You' will be showing at Gallery 1988 in L.A. for the 'INLE' group show, opening on March 11th, where artists are interpreting the anti-hero of Watership Down.

Matteo Bologna from Mucca Design and designer Roberto de Vicq de Cumptich discuss being "Type Snobs" in a promo video for the Type Directors Club.

A beautiful letterpress invitation and rsvp card for a wedding in Central Park, NYC.

A 12 stamp pane honoring "Pioneers of American Industrial Design” will be added to the USPS Forever stamp program in 2011.

Oprah book pick 'A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens prompted a Penguin Classics cover redesign. But there was a gorgeous repackaging by Jim Tierney that didn't make the final cut for the newly published edition...

Vintage Herman Miller tv commercials were at times absurd, visually interesting, or just clearly from another time period. The reinterpretations of the classic Herman Miller logo as a moustache and the animated intros are a couple of the highlights...

A conversation with designer Phil Pascuzzo gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the process of developing the current Twitter bird icon.

In the latest Apple Key Note presentation, Steve Jobs tries to introduce letterpress printing to the masses... a new iPhoto features!

Chris Ware's newest satirical cartoon for The New Yorker magazine, "Discovering America," comments on financial woes facing American families today.

A new short length documentary gives a rare glimpse in to the life of a glass sign writer, David A. Smith. Documentary by Danny Cooke.

The exhibition “Appetite: A Reciprocal Relationship between Food & Design” opens at The Cooper Union.

Around mid-century, Dennison's company produced adorable sets of stationery supplies as though they were mini books in a home library.

In the 1950s and 60s, Swissair produced a wide array of designed promotional materials for the Swiss airline including this adorable menu handkerchief.

The debut issue of typography magazine, 8 Faces, is available as a pdf. The printed version was a limited-edition of 1,000 that sold out in under 2 hours. There are interviews with Erik Spiekermann, Jessica Hische, Ian Coyle, etc.

In the early 1940s, Paul Rand designed a new logo for CORONET. The illustrative "waiter" made its way into numerous advertising materials and posters through the mid-1950s, including a nine-inch tall giant brandy snifter glass. Paul Rand would've turned 96 this year...

Alex Bogusky sits down for a lengthy conversation with his father, designer Bill Bogusky. From old school logo design to crowdsourcing controversy, the video touches upon many areas of design, past and present.

In August 2010 Penguin UK will release the last installment of the Great Ideas series which will include 20 gorgeous book cover designs. David Pearson shares pics showing the behind the scenes process for one of the books...

Awesome promo for for OFFF Paris 2010 Festival directed by Julien Valleé.

a collection of 10 vintage stamps depicting the game of soccer ranging from the 1930s through the 70s.

15 questions for the Creative Director of Penguin Books, Paul Buckley, on the occasion of the release for the new book 'Penguin 75: Designers, Authors, Commentary (the Good, The Bad...)'.

Stephen Doyle creates more dollar bill illustrations for The New York Times Sunday Book Review.

'Art of McSweeney's' from Chronicle Books. The coffee-table book showcases the art and design of McSweeney's books and journals mostly from the last decade.

"Finish Line" is Chris Ware's latest illustration for The New Yorker magazine's Summer Fiction issue.

Multidisciplinary studio TODA designs a gorgeous hands-on exhibition for AIGA's Design Journeys: You Are Here. There is also a painted mural by Rafael Esquer from Alfalfa Studio, and to which viewers can contribute.

Chronicle Books has published a great new book of music posters designed by The Small Stakes (a.k.a. Jason Munn). Even the barcode design on the back of the book picks up on the musical theme...

A beautifully designed souvenir sheet honoring 100 years of Swiss postage stamps (back in 1943). Designed by Albert Yersin of Lutry and Hans Thoni and Bern, with decorative borders designed by Orell Fuessly A.G.

McSweeney's just published a fun children's book illustrated by Scott Teplin and Adam Rex...

Bloomberg Businessweek unveils their latest magazine redesign, compete with a new logo...

The Type Directors Club is auctioning off 16 original poster designs by talented designers including Louise Fili, Ed Fella, Alex Trochut, Jeffrey Fisher, John Gall...

Marian Bantjes designs a gorgeous new book, "I Wonder," which is filled with all new illustrations and the meticulous detail one comes to expect from the master designer and lettering artist.

A vintage Spring issue of American Fabrics magazine is a great source of inspiration for vintage fashion styles and editorial design of the early 1950s...

Print magazine's April 2010 'The New Visual Artists' issue is filled with emerging young talent. This year's top '20 under 30' includes Always With Honor, Mikey Burton, Frank Chimero, Jean Jullien, Janine Rewell, Nikolay Saveliev...

Photos and scans of a nearly complete set of Saul Bass designed matchbook covers from the 1960s.

In celebration of their new Eames Century Modern font sets, House Industries recently held an exhibition at the Eames Office in Santa Monica, CA.

Sarah King organized the temporary Australian Design Museum Exhibition in Sydney. Limited edition posters from Don Fish, Mark Gowing, David Pidgeon, and A Friend of Mine & Coop are still available

A round-up of Olympic Games postage stamps from 1920 in Antwerp, Belgium to the 1976 Games in Montreal, Canada.

for all the procrastinators, Kate Spade has a fun online gallery of BMine Valentine's Day e-cards.

Student Jim Tierney with illustrations and designs for Jules Verne book classics. Loving how 'From the Earth to the Moon' has an interactive tab and 'Around the World in 80 Days' has a spin-wheel on the dust jacket. Beautiful!

Camille Rose Garcia illustrates a new gift edition of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland."

The Heinz Ketchup packet gets a new look and a complete packaging overhaul. "The new Heinz Dip & Squeeze product marks"first ketchup packet makeover for the foodservice industry in 42 years."

The iconic Chiquita banana sticker gets a brand refresh. The latest campaign includes a series of over 20 fun label illustrations. Read and see more about the process in an interview with the designer, DJ Neff.

Muno's 60 second Joy Ride TV spot for the KIA Sorento will debut during during this year's Super Bowl. Here's a sneak peak!

fun, and highly stylized animated spot for BBC Winter Olympics 2010 by Studio AKA w/ agency RKCR/Y&R...

Illustrator Jim Tierney redesigns Jules Verne, complete with hand-lettering for his student thesis project.