Kasper Florio

http://www.kasper-florio.ch — "Kasper-Florio is the collaborative experience of Larissa Kasper and Rosario Florio. Our working method follows a quality-conscious and conceptual position. We’re aiming for project specific solutions with a strong approach to elaborated and solid typography. Aspiring a mindfully executed design, we work on various commissions in the cultural field, art, fashion and music." —

Tin & Ed

http://www.tinanded.com.au/

Donna Wearmouth

http://www.donnawearmouth.co.uk/

Arian Behzadi

"I am currently a Biological Sciences major with an emphasis in Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior at UC Davis. In between classes, however, I do personal and commissioned visual design work. I have always found parallels between art and the sciences so a lot of my studies find their way into my artwork."

http://cargocollective.com/arianbehzadi

Coöp

Ben Glezer, photographer. Identity.

Coöp is a collective of creatives founded in 2004 by Paul Marcus Fuog. The idea was to establish a creative environment where designers could fluidly and dynamically work together – sharing, inspiring and experimenting. The team of Coöp includes Dan Honey, Paul Fuog and Bec Worth.

'Our design philosophy is holistic. We combine critical thought, style, function and finish to create aesthetically pleasing designs that work. Uniting theoretical foundation with imagination, our work is both ordered and playful and is defined as contemporary with classic sensibilities. We are influenced by swiss-german design, object-based photography, clean typography and ordered grid-based designs.'

http://www.co-oponline.net.au/

Hofstede design

1. Hofsted identity.
2. Mance design. Identity.
3-4. Cunsolo architects. Identity.
5. Architects EAT. Publication.

"Established in 1996, Hofstede Design specialises in identity, publication and environmental graphic design. Our experience traverses the shift from analogue to digital, from the drawing board to the keyboard, and we appreciate that real originality exists in the hand and the head, and not the hard disk. Whether the outcome is a publication, a business card or a directional sign, our approach is always consistent; rational, tailored and intelligent. In simple terms, we look to find the most efficient, engaging and appropriate method of connecting a message with a defined audience."
http://www.hofstede.com.au/

Afom

1. For the Australian tourism exchange 2009. 'Play' is a dinner focused on the concept of being a spectator at Melbourne's events of horse racing, tennis and football.
2. Carla Grbac, weaving brand identity.
3. Pixelflix, digital production and editing company.

Afom = A friend of mine, a small design studio based in Melbourne and ran by Suzy Tuxen.
http://www.afom.com.au/

Universal Everything

Identity. Personal Cards for Realise Studio
http://universaleverything.com/
Designers: Matt Pyke + Benwell Sebard

Identity

Mike Slack, Polaroid artist. By Funnel, Eric Kass

And other nice ideas:

I would love to see this car in one color, mate white, shiny plastic red. On the front window the name of the person and on the bottom his/her info. Other shapes could work as well: colorful polygons like diamonds, houses, pyramids, etc.


by francesca pasini
Handcrafted cards are always eyecatching. In other variants they could as well have the shape of an animal, object, or logo and serve as a brooch or a bracelet.


by stefan sagmeister


by bbsaunders


by www.grrr-design.com
microperforated cards present so many possibilities. I'm thinking of adhesive microperforated plastic cards placed on windows so that they cast a shadow on the opposite wall. The shadow of a swimmer about to jump to a pool, shadows of animals, lovers.. the options are unlimited.

Mash

http://www.mashdesign.com.au/
Personal cards.