A really well written post over on Brand New, the best, worst *CoughPepsiCough* and most important identity work of the 2000’s.

http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/the_most_relevant_identity_work_of_the_decade.php

Some really great identity work from PTARMAK.

http://ptarmak.com/

Identity design for She Marketing and Communication. Really simple and pretty design.

http://matteamsterdam.blogspot.com/2009/04/she.html

That’s DANCEMADE is the online presence of the swedish graphic designer Jens Nilsson.

There’s nothing I enjoy more than a nice identity’s print work laid out and photographed.

http://www.dancemade.com/

(via Nerdski)

THERE have released images of there new stationary.

In a case of practice what you preach, we recently redesigned all our stationery collateral, creating a more cohesive look whilst playing on the company name and injecting a little humour.

http://there.com.au/news/?p=953

Studio Lin is the graphic design practice of Alex Lin. Lots and lots of lovely stuff! I really like the Erwan Frotin Invitation

No printer was willing to experiment with the process of gradient gilding, so we did it ourselves. After getting a tutorial on operating an airbrush, we were smooth sailing.

http://www.studiolin.org/

Dylan Mulvaney is a really great designer based in Brooklyn.

http://www.dmulvaney.com/

Jake Johnstone has some really amazing work. Check out the rest of the Lord of Linen identity, it’s gorgeous.

http://www.designbyjake.co.uk/

Lots of really nice work from Andrew Towsend, graphic designer and art director at un.titled. He’s done a lot of work for Nottingham Trent University (where he graduated from in 1999) and is definetly worth checking out.

http://www.andrew-townsend.com/

From http://www.publicworks.org.uk/

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