talent and innovation are a force to be reckoned with. artist mark evans provides a healthy dose of both to inspire your imagination. The twist on leather tooling is as mesmerizing as his attention to detail.

we’ve all been there… the creative burnout, the desire to do something new. the question is do you do something about it or is it just a fleeting figment that will pass or settle in the back of you mind? amanda love met this same turning point and chose a change of direction. love in the kindle era is a video by grant slater that introduces you to amanda’s second career – loveleaf press, and the process of exploration she took to get there.

Love in the Kindle Era from Grant Slater on Vimeo.

as designers we can appreciate a well designed business card. david deasy has taken the idea of a business card to a whole new dimension, turning a standard 2 by 3.5 inch piece of cardstock into an experiential campaign, that if you’re lucky, may find its way to your mailbox [i know, not likely, but there is always wishful thinking.] to see more about this self-promotion, visit fpo.

if you are the type who refuses to fast forward through the title sequence or leave a theater before the credits, then you might find this video of moving type designers to be two minutes of happiness.

A History Of The Title Sequence from jurjen versteeg on Vimeo.