The surreal lighting, bleached tones and dramatic landscapes make Ryan McGinley’s latest project otherworldly, superb. On show later this month at Alison Jacques Gallery, London.

jokke-svin.dk have put up this amazing post on the process behind producing this movie poster.

Chrissie Macdonald’s extensive body of work sees the ingenious fusing of four distinct disciplines– sculpture, photography, illustration and installation.

Once again I am seduced by the surreal, this time in the form of works by Nigel Evan Dennis.

Excuse my french, but I’m not sure if this is a studio or single designer or whatever, but that irrelevant. Just a portfolio full of great, slick work.

One of many great posters in Remo Caminada’s portfolio. Well worth a look.

Romain got in touch to show his portfolio, packed full of playful shapes and colour. Nice stuff from the Lyon based designer.

Delightfully vivid and somewhat surreal photo-illustrations from Bryan Dalton.

Unit Editions, a publishing venture from Tony Brook and Adrian Shaughnessy, has a new site that showcases their beautifully-crafted first-release ‘Studio Culture: The Secret Life of Graphic Design’ that is available to pre-order now.

Deliciously retrospective, Hollis Brown Thornton’s ‘VHS Heroes’ and ‘VHS’.

I find this stationery for the photographer Franziska Scheidegger – that uses a punched hole as an identity rather than a logo – along with the majority of the work on Jonas Wandeler’s site, extremely resourceful and undeniably alluring.

Belfast-born Claire Morgan’s incredibly complex sculptures (referring to both their physical and conceptual form) take the shape of inexplicably beautiful dioramas fashioned from taxidermied animals and huge numbers of collected natural objects. Absolutely breathtaking to behold.

Wonderfully atmospheric photography from Finland’s Ville Varumo.

The sometimes psychedelic works of Michiel Schuurman are strongly based on classic typographic laws and the pure contrast between black and white. His work is almost always about altering typography to the point where it fully replaces image.

Simple and selective, witty and entertaining, James Joyce’s delightful illustrations are an assured remedy for those Monday-morning blues.

The immensely talented and sublimely subversive illustrator Richard Hogg opens his solo show ‘Of The Wall’ at the Concrete Hermit gallery, London E1, tonight at 6pm. The show runs until August 29th.

Really like this pyramidal CD packaging for RIEN. One of many great projects from French studio PNTS.

Andy Gilmore’s flirtation with geometric shapes and pattern is quite simply, awesome.

This is pretty much old news in the design world, but every time I come across it again I’m amazed. Room #306 please!

Seemingly various excercises in eclecticism, the work of s—w, a collaboration between Tobias Becker & Matthias Kantereit, is truly diverse and yet admirably consistent.