Flyte’s Levitating Clock
Flyte’s Levitating Clock
Flyte’s Levitating Clock
Design
US Banknote Designs, by Dowling Duncan
Dowling Duncan – US Banknote Designs
Dowling Duncan – US Banknote Designs
Dowling Duncan – US Banknote Designs
Dowling Duncan – US Banknote Designs
Dowling Duncan – US Banknote Designs
Dowling Duncan – US Banknote Designs
Dowling Duncan – US Banknote Designs
Dowling Duncan – US Banknote Designs
With their vertical format bills, Dowling Duncan have reignited interest in The Dollar Redesign Project. The following description is from Dowling Duncan: Read more
Hearts of Brooklyn Wine Labels
Red White and Bubbly’s Adam Goldstein hired ERA404 to design the labels for three new wines: The Hearts of Brooklyn Series. ERA404 previously designed the packaging for Brooklyn Wine Company’s Feliz Label Collection and Sparkling White, Altamira’s Sangiovese, and for Pangea’s Sparkling Natural Spring Water.
Illustration for the new pieces was provided by Ryan Seslow. The designs have been applied to packaging, posters, and billboards around Brooklyn.
Citarella Gothic Bold on MyFonts
Citarella Gothic Bold
Citarella Gothic Bold
Citarella Gothic Bold
The third weight of the Citarella Gothic family is now available on MyFonts.
The Herb Ritts Foundation
This week, my design and development studio, ERA404, launched the new web site for The Herb Ritts Foundation. The press release is below.
Los Angeles—HERBRITTS.com features the largest collection of the late photographer’s work online, while offering the opportunity to explore every aspect of his career.
Dozens of editorial examples, advertising tear sheets, book spreads, and museum installation photos mixed together demonstrate how Ritts’ work embedded itself into popular culture.
In addition to producing portraits and editorial fashion for Vogue, Vanity Fair, Interview and Rolling Stone, Ritts also created successful advertising campaigns for Calvin Klein, Chanel, Donna Karan, Gap, Gianfranco Ferré, Gianni Versace, Giorgio Armani, Levi’s, Pirelli, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Valentino among others.
The site features an interactive timeline of Herb Ritts’ life. For the first time, visitors are able to see examples of Ritts’ directing work including award-winning music videos and commercials. Further insight is offered into the Foundation’s history and mission: to advance the art of photography and support HIV/AIDS causes in a manner that reflects the spirit and values exemplified by Herb Ritts during his lifetime.
Designed and developed by ERA404 Creative Group, the site allows visitors to conduct advanced searches through Ritts’ vast archives and follow the Foundations social media presence.
Herb Ritts’ iconic images have been exhibited in museums worldwide, including hugely popular exhibitions at The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
(via ERA404.com)
Tattly Uncharted Collection Set
Tattly Uncharted Collection Set – Original Photo
Tattly Uncharted Collection Set – Front of Package
Tattly Uncharted Collection Set – Front and Back
Tattly Uncharted Collection Set – Instagram
Tattly made me (quasi) internet famous.
Tattly Founder/CEO and friend, Tina Roth-Eisenberg, reached out to me over the summer and asked me a strange question. She wanted to know if I played any of Naughty Dog’s Uncharted games and knew of the game’s main character, Nate Drake. You look a bit like him, she said.
With the help of Nic-Annette Miller‘s Art Direction and Ace Boothby‘s photography, you’ll recognize a familiar jawline on the collection packaging.
Get yourself a set from the Tattly shop.
Project Comet
Adobe’s Project Comet, coming in 2016, promises to let us design and prototype websites and mobile apps with the same tool.
More than just allowing for interactive prototypes—which we’ve done with Invision—it also provides functionality to let us update the design (seamlessly with Photoshop and Illustrator) without losing any changes to the prototype, and touts lightning-fast performance with intuitive layout tools.