I’m always fascinated by how creatives work and develop their ideas. Which is why I loved a recent post by graphic designer Michael Bierut entitled 26 Years, 85 Notebooks, examining his recording of thoughts and to-do’s throughout an entire career.

Seems every creative has their notebook of choice. I’m more of a Moleskine guy myself.

What a poster. This is one of my most-anticipated movies of all-time (right behind Dark Knight anyway). (via Kitsune Noir)

I wish beer can designs were still this awesome. (via The Dieline)

If there’s one thing the web has always been fantastic for, it’s the discovery of a great t-shirt design.

thedailywhat:

T-Shirt of the Day: “Office Chat” by Glenn Jones.

The night shift can drag on a bit so there’s nothing like a chat around the blood warmer and there’s always plenty of office gossip for a vampire to sink their teeth into.

The Periodic Table of Typefaces. A great resource for art directors, an even better one for copywriters who appreciate type, but can never match a name to a face.

thedailywhat:

Fun With Vader of the Day: Darth Vader Paper Doll by Brian Gubicza.

For Josh Frost’s Darth Vader Art Book.

Click here for a print-ready PDF.

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Is there another object that’s been designed as many fun and interesting ways as the salt and pepper shaker? (via FFFFOUND!)

I’ve made it no secret here that I’m a huge lover of album art. Which is why this Blue Note-inspired Wu-Tang cover remix project tickles my fancy. (via)