We Love Brisbane – Website Design

The creative folks from ILOVEDUST, a design studio based in the South Coast of England, have been whipping and creating innovative designs for the last 10 years. They have worked with THE big and diverse brands out there including Nike, Red Bull, Wired, Coca-Cola, Virgin and way more. Truly stunning. Here’s to another ten for these awesome creatives, enjoy!

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Links

More info about ILOVEDUST: http://ilovedust.com
Check out ILOVEDUST on Behance: http://www.behance.net/ilovedust
Follow them on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ilovedust

The Pencil Post is one of the most beautiful print pieces I have seen in a while. Designed by British design agency Pencil, this post contains an insider’s guide to Soho’s hidden gems, a piece on William Sieghart’s Poetry Prescriptions and a showcase of Pencil’s work, among other things.

For more from Pencil Agency visit pencilagency.com and behance.net/ChloeGalea

Pencil Agency – situated in the heart of London’s Soho – creates considered, bespoke content for clients across all channels but with a particular love of print. With this in mind it would only seem right that Pencil promoted itself and the importance of curated content to brands by way of a beautifully designed newspaper. Printed in navy and fluorescent orange inks, and delivered in matching envelope, Pencil Post really stood out on the desks of those it was sent to.