Jean-Michel Verbeeck

May 26, 2016 12:02 AM \

Jean-MichelVerbeeckFound a lot of inspirational designs in the portfolio of Antwerp-based creative director and
graphic designer, Jean-Michel Verbeeck. We have decided to feature his typographic project, the abc of lines, a work inspired by bridge architecture and sculptures. The multi-disciplinary artist founded Konstruktiv, where he developed a personal style which explores the balance between physical and digital designs within a minimal and abstract environment.

You can follow him on Facebook, Behance and Instagram.

Images: Courtesy of Jean-Michel Verbeeck.

Posted in: Graphic Design, Typography

Soléne Lebon-Courturier

May 25, 2016 12:02 AM \

SoleneLebon-CourturierSoléne Lebon-Courturier is a French knitter based in Paris and is a co-founder of Collectif France Tricot a group that focuses on street knitting as well as fashionable designs for theater and contemporary art. Her knitted portraits and illustrations has elevated this seemingly innocuous craft into the world of art and high fashion. You can follow and see more of her work on Instagram and Facebook.

Images: Courtesy of Soléne Lebon-Courturier.

Posted in: Illustration, Knitting

Haruka Misawa

May 24, 2016 12:02 AM \

HarukaMisawaIn awe of these diminutive paper flowers created by Japanese designer, Haruka Misawa. Inspired by pencil shavings she uses layers of paper with color gradation rolled tightly into a cylinder then shaved into a pencil sharpener. The one-of-a-kind flowers are no larger than an inch and a half and are difficult to replicate making each piece totally unique.

You can see more of her work on her website as well as on Instagram.

Images: Courtesy of Haruka Misawa.

Posted in: Design, Japan
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