Stunning infographics and print design by Francesco Franchi. Be sure to check out his flickr stream as well.

Visual Journal is run by our friend Joakim Jansson, an Oslo based swedish graphic designer. If you’re looking for some inspiration it’s a great place to start. (via surfstation)

Bernard Barry is a communication designer, illustrator, printer, programmer, and thinker for Facebook, where his focus is on developing Facebook’s online presence, voice and brand. His portfolio shows a wide variety of visual talent, from band posters to the iconography for Facebook. He also has a pretty killer new bike. (via iso50)

Retrofuturs is the moniker of Stephane Massa-Bidal. Stephane is a French illustrator that aims to combine the past, present and future into each piece. This particular series uses Helvetica majorly masked by objects that have been removed from photographs. The series’ aesthetic is similar to Mark Weaver’s while at the same time carrying its own.

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Face is an intelligence-driven multidisciplinary design studio, based in Monterrey, Mexico. Their portfolio is full of great work so be sure to go check them out.

Check out the great work of Christina Couciero, a freelance illustrator, working and living in Lisbon, Portugal. She also has a blog where you can see more of her work.

Postmammal is the pseudonym for the work of Robert Murdock, currently CCO at Method in San Francisco. Take a moment and spend some time checking out his gorgeous work.

Some cool t-shirt designs over at Jeremy Paul Beasley’s site.

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Really impressed by some of the work over at Madeform.

Fabio Ongarato Design put together some slick brand identity and print collateral for the Crown Metropol Hotel in Melbourne.

Ensemble: The Style of Music a series of posters featuring Iconic Outfits from 20 Male Musicians. Designed by Glenn Michael of Moxy Creative House, and illustrated by James Alexander the prints are available here.

Salt Lake City-based designer Geof Crowl posted this shot to Dribbble with the simple question, “What state do you live in?” Five days later, there are 300+ rebounds (Dribbble’s version of a follow-up response) from designers stateside and abroad… 

(via 9-bits)

James Victore: Don’t Be A Design Zombie 

 You look at some graphic design today, and you can tell that nobody is in charge.

French New Wave magazine design at Yeah Fantastic.

(Source: zetsubo, via 3000km)

Very nice series of posters on flickr. Click here to view all of them. (via wowgreat)