Lounge Lizard
Top web design and development firm. Specializes in online marketing.
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From old school to new school, wildstyle and completely abstract, graffiti writers have always been the frontier explorers of the alphabet. Which is why their work translates so nicely into graphic design and typography. ReOne is by no means any exception... he is one of the trailblazers who still "gets up", whether it be with spray paint or oil paint, on canvas, brick or screen. We love the digital and hand-drawn lettering variations, and his wild experiments in color and abstract forms in his art and design work. Re's blazing work is rich, fresh, and truly unique in character.... More
Printed often, and often printing things, Neuarmy is the Nom de Guerre of Ryan Katrina. His graphic design work for print is bold, colorful, with typographically driven forms producing a modern slant. We especially liked his poetic project; Rockbook.... More
Compose some really large-screen collages and designs, throw in a smear of typography, illustration, and make it all interact with scripts and time-lines, and you have a pretty good picture of the day-in, day-out life of a Flash designer. But instead of using your imagination, you can just check out this pretty fantastic, simple portfolio of Flash designer Nick Jones.... More
Clicks, pings, whrrs, and a slightly challenging interface... Otra Design makes us feel like we're not quite on the same planet as when we started this journey. And that's a good thing. Too many websites try to make you feel like you're in a modern minimal winterland or reading a slick print newspaper, and we often forget that we're still surfing the same cyber world as envisioned in the cyberpunk sub-genre created in William Gibson's novel Neuromancer. Well, Otra - meaning Other - reminds us again that the Internet is still digital and dark and difficult. And while exploring this cyber dream world - use the strange octopus plant to navigate - we discover that creator Jozias Dawson is a designer with his own particular vision. Strong in Flash and digital illustrations, we also should bring attention to his 200 plus sounds made for Flash and web designers. Great original... More
Shining, and sparking, and shaded, and every thing nice, Paul Lee's design come across with a futuristic twist and a silver touch. Chock-full of great examples, this portfolio shows a wide range of modern, colorful and fun designs and illustrations for web, interface, and interactive projects. Great looking eye candy here.... More
Pelun Chen is a Brooklyn, New York based interactive art director and designer. This straightforward showcase lets the award-winning work speak for itself—and since 2000, he has delivered award-winning digital solutions for world-class automotive, consumer goods, entertainment, lifestyle and luxury brands. Currently working as art director at Domani Studios (internal link), Pelun has worked on projects such as the very impressive VW.com (external).... More
When it come to portfolio sites, you don't have to be the most original kid on the block... Often, it's the execution that matters... And there's just something about this Florida based web and graphic design studio that tells us they are destined for greater things. They make a good first impression.... More
Rob champions user-centric strategies, produces award winning design, while harnessing new technologies. All a day at the office for this designer with an ironclad process, and 12 years of experience in interactive and identity design.... More
Based out of San Francisco, Romantic Static provides print and interactive design works for clients ranging from local bands to global advertising agencies. We quite liked their site navigation in the form of "old time" slide viewers which evokes a feeling of childhood simplicity. Also, we enjoyed their collection of nostalgic tshirts - some designed for some well know clothing labels - which are available in their own online shop. A nice all around boutique.... More
We're not so sure what a root45 is, but this personal play space and work portfolio of Gary Pikovsky makes a defining impression that explains everything we needed to know. From many great logotypes and identities, to print, posters, websites and even signage, every project is simply presented in beautiful large format with great descriptions within a flowing navigational architecture. In fact, besides the name, there's nothing we could possibly find on the site that isn't perfectly explained and showcased. Great work from a designer who has worked in such firms as Pentagram, The Partners, Visual Dialogue and others.... More
