A preview of some new work by Notting Hill based design studio Two Times Elliott. Keep your eyes peeled for their new site due for launch soon.

Art V Cancer sells original signed limited edition prints by established artists to raise money for Cancer Charities. The project was originally set up by the artist Raid71/Chris Thornley who wanted ‘to give something back’ for the amazing cancer treatment he had received (see about page for more details).To date Art V Cancer has raised over £2500/$4000 and will be increasing this total with another donation in May 2012. Prints include quirky parodies such as ‘Hellnuts’ a parody of Hellboy and Peanuts, portraits and amazing bmx/bike illustrations. Worth a peek and a purchase!

A wonderful solution for those of us requiring home/small office furniture (hint!) – the Soho Collection designed by Idiom+ in Italy.Produced in America, this home/office furniture project is a response to this new reality and fills the need to have a flexible, comfortable and well designed space where all of your tools – laptop, iPad and iPhone etc – are fully connected and physical files are at your fingertips, while the maze cords and charges are managed in an intelligent and clutter free way.

my:project and the SoHo Collection at Wanted Design – ICFF in NYC (May 18th to 21st 2012)

A lovely hand made poster here – produced for Teatrando, a theatre festival. The poster was made only using glue and was then then photographed. For anyone wondering, it used 500ml of glue to make.

Liberta is a Brazilian NGO that fights human trafficking and slavery. According to its founders Aaron Cohen and Fabiola Castro, this is an issue ignored by the vast majority of Brazilians, despite the fact that Brazil is part of the international human trafficking route.Liberta’s identity was created considering the organization’s need to be associated to seriousness and responsibility and that every opportunity to spread their message should be seized. A yellow-black color scheme and a rational typeface (Antenna, by Font Bureau) provide the necessary formality. Each piece of stationery displays on its back relevant facts such as “60 million people today live in conditions of slavery” or “Every 60 seconds a young woman is trafficked for sexual exploitation.”

New site for London based Multistorey and loving some of the detailing on the work, especially the playful approach to The Modern Flower Company branding.

Meant to post this ages ago — loved this typographic poster by Sawdust for the THIS IS NOW exhibition right down to the detailing of the sign off in the bottom right.

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Site updates and plenty of new work over at Mash Creative

Lovely packaging for a range of chocolate bars inspired by the unique regional flavours found across the Indian sub-continent.Created by Alok Nanda and Company for Filter, each wrapper uses traditional motifs and graphics to bring alive the design. From paisley prints and lace patterns to traditional borders and regional elements, it’s all been represented in monochromatic glory to veer away from the pop colours and kitsch designs commonly linked to India. The result is packaging with a refinement and elegance that’s rather delicious.

The chocolates are available in six variants. Madras Kapi (Coffee), Local Nimboo Sherbet (Lime), Indian Paan (Betel Leaf), Gujarati Aamras (Mango), Kerala Dalchini (Cinnamon) and Parsi Ceremonial Rose.

KentLyons partner Noel Lyons ran this years London Marathon and to help raise money for his charity team Changing Faces, the team at KentLyons designed these posters.