Here's a wonderful website with some beautiful imagery and typography, TCM Summer Under The Stars

Some really lovely branding for Egg Unlimited by Studio Brave

Art Love World will be hosting its first ever live event as part of this year's Norwich Fringe Festival at the Norwich Arts Centre on May 20th. The event is being held in aid of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, and all profits will go straight to a charity providing relief for Japan.

I spent a day in the Norwich Stewprint Studios printing the first batch of t-shirts and totes for the event. They will also be available to purchase online as soon as we get the site live.

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I found these lovely Star Wars typographic posters on I Belive in Advertising, extremely well done, all the 'illustrations' are actually made up of typeface characters.

I managed to get myself a copy of this beautiful magazine. Here's some photos, enjoy!

I bought this book for Miss White for christmas, yes I know it's a bit late putting the photos on my blog. The book is a collection of of designs and typography sections and covers from the U&lc magazine from the legendary Herb Lubalin. Thanks to Miss White for the photos.

Here's some lovely graphic design works from Non-Format for NY Times Style Magazine. I love this typography.

Here's a small collection of some lovely designs for film by The Church of London.You can view more in their archive.

I really like the typographic treatment of the navigation on Kerve.

We've been discussing convention in interface design a lot recently here at Brown & White, and though I feel convention is a good thing for usability, it can certainly hinder creativity when all you want to do just be let loose on something different. You know where you are with a top & left nav, but as soon as that all changes you end up feeling like you're stuck in the middle of nowhere with a broken sat nav. Today I've been looking at the new website by Grip Limited.

At first glance, the site is very impactful with some lovely typography, images and illustrations but the shear amount of content gave me a bit of headache, so much content I didn't know what to look at first, not so much in terms of copy but images and videos everywhere. The navigation isn't apparent, but once I invested the time to play with it and actually read the site it really paid off and the unconventional layout, huge amount of content and navigation is an inspiration, it's not perfect by any means but it made me realise websites can be interactive and fun again! I know full well that convention will rule over creativity, because let's face it, a website is there to make you money... but it's great to see there are those out there that will just go for it.