Give designers some nice photos, decent fonts, and time enough to slap it all together, and they can usually whip up something pretty appealing without too much effort – that is right up until the time you hand them that last little element: the barcode.
However, Japanese design firm D-Barcode grabs that particular bull by the horns, transforming those annoying marks into little works of whimsy.
Earlier this month, award-winning designer Gregg Lukasiewicz showed us some of the most elegant designs we’ve ever seen in...
By Diana Brown Pity the TV-box-set distributor. In a world of instant streaming sites such as Netflix and Amazon...
Though an increasing number of fonts and stock photos certainly help designers immensely, what we really need is a...
Starting Jan. 27, 2013, the U.S. Postal Service will institute slight price increases and introduce a range of new...
Continuing its “Year of the Envelope,” Mohawk today announces that it “is now an official converter of the Springhill...
“There’s a kind of Bermuda Triangle lying in wait for practicing designers. Few appreciate that they’re nearing this sneaky...
Domtar Corporation is extending its PAPERbecause campaign with a series of new print ads that show why paper still...
(Due to an editorial error, the Newsletter last week didn’t link to this story – here it is again...
Weekly Quiz: What is the Front of Product Packaging Called?This is the part of the packaging that faces you, and might well be...
Shimmering Bauhaus Advent Calendar“Less is more” is probably the most famous phrase associated with the German art...
Which of These is NOT Used as a Sustainable Packaging Material?There are many creative sustainable packaging materials from which to choose…but which of these...
Transformers: 5 Posters that are More than Meets the EyeGet ready to be inspired as we show off 5 killer marketing pieces that...
Cougar w/ Purpose PromotionRequest your copy of Domtar’s Cougar w/Purpose right now! Hurry, offer ends Dec. 19,...
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