http://heavyeyes.net Wed, 28 Jul 2010 08:20:34 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en This set of Le Mans photos by Laurent Nivalle is a thing of beauty. Wonderfully captured. http://heavyeyes.net/2010/07/le-mans/ New football magazine, The Green, couldn't look more different from it's sporting counterparts and its a refreshing change. Read more at MagCulture. http://heavyeyes.net/2010/06/the-green/ Matthew Lyon's latest project, Locations, is not really explained by the illustrator but is sure is a beautiful collection. Via. http://heavyeyes.net/2010/06/locations/ Bruxelles / Paris studio Salutpublic got in touch to show their new works. Some lovely projects on show. http://heavyeyes.net/2010/06/salutpublic/ Unfinished Town (pictured) by Jess Wilson is one of a lovely collection of artefacts recently released by the newly founded publishers Duke Press. Well worth looking at what they have to offer. http://heavyeyes.net/2010/03/duke-press/ Ross Berens has done a lovely job with his poster series depicting our solar system's planets. Nice little differences with each one. http://heavyeyes.net/2010/03/under-the-milky-way/ Surreal. http://heavyeyes.net/2010/01/william-hundley/ Heartening. http://heavyeyes.net/2010/01/alphabet-city/ Charming selection of book covers by New York based designer/illustrator Christopher Brand. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/12/christopher-brand/ Stellar collection of Vintage 1970's posters from Russia. Lovingly shared by Grain Edit. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/12/vintage/ Vis/res is a new bi-monthly publication, showcasing emerging talent in design and illustration. Issue 1 is available now, go pick it up! http://heavyeyes.net/2009/11/visres/ Sam Weber’s illustrations for a new illustrated edition of William Golding’s Lord Of The Flies are fantastically macabre and so, so beautifully executed. Thanks to Daniel Gray’s blog for alerting me to this particular set. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/11/sam-weber/ Buro North got in touch to show us their latest endeavor, a beautiful set of wooden, environmentally friendly Christmas trees. For those afraid of pine needles (or the energy used). http://heavyeyes.net/2009/11/buro-tree/ Great selection of work from Newcastle based studio Blue River. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/11/blue-river/ John Gall, with the help of a myriad of design heavyweights, has redesigned Vladimir Nabokov’s book covers; taking a specimen box as both the container and inspiration for each piece. Pictured above is ‘Glory’ as realised by Martin Venezky. See them all on Design Observer. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/11/the-nabokov-collection/ Emma Kelly captures fantastically-intriguing subject-matter with wonderful displays of penmanship. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/10/emma-kelly/ Intelligent, witty and considered vector-illustrations from Robert Samuel Hanson. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/10/robert-samuel-hanson/ Nice portfolio from recent Iowa State University graduate Rob Schellenberg http://heavyeyes.net/2009/10/rob-schellenberg/ This poster, for the inimitable Universal Everything’s talk at Long Lunch, harks back (not too far) to the work of Australian company Rinzen – reductive vector illustration at its best. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/10/unversal-everything-at-long-lunch/ Majestic modernism for a Monday. http://heavyeyes.net/2009/10/stoutkramer/