Love/Hate : Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde by Andrew Ivanov

This week I love this project by Russian student Andrew Ivanov.

The idea was a branding project on a free subject, which can sometimes be much harder than it seems, so I'm glad the Andrew choose the fascinating subject that is Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. I would love to see this taken further, more products, more ideas and more branding.

You can see more of Andrew's projects over here.

Love/Hate : Luis Alves's Pattern Posters

This kind of artwork is not the kind of thing that I tend to like. I usually find it too busy and and cramped to enjoy the illustration.

Having said that, I really love these posters by Luis Alves. The colours are great at the patterns are intricate without being too fussy. And they are all drawn by hand.

Check out more of Luis's work over here.

Love/Hate : Hand Lettering Quotes by Sean McCabe

This week, I love these hand-lettered quotes by Sean McCabe.

Sean is an American - deep breath - Type Designer, Illustrator, Interface Crafter, Musician, Christian, Husband, iPhone Photography Enthusiast, and Coffee Lover, phew, that;s a long list.

All his projects are pretty damn cool, but I especially love this series of quotes. There is lots more work on his website, including some very cool 'making-of' snaps.

Love/Hate : Concept Art by Michael Kutsche

This week I am a little bit obsessed with the concept art of Michael Kutsche. 

Michael Kutsche is a self-taught German artist based in Los Angeles, California. He's worked on character designs for films like “Alice in Wonderland”, “John Carter”, and "Thor".

I love his style and the characters he designs, be sure to head over to his website to check out a wider range of his work.

Love/Hate : Monster Milk by Eskimo

Like a lot of people, I don't drink a huge amount of milk, in fact other than in my tea and cereal, I don't drink any milk at all. Milk is boring. If I'm thirsty I'll drink water and if I'm after something healthy then I will reach for the fruit juice, other than that my drinks either contain copious amounts of sugar or copious amounts of alcohol.

Then along comes Eskimo, a company who have rebranded milk and made it into a fun and quirky drink. I love the concept, the copy is pretty atrocious but hey, English is not their mother tongue so you can hardly blame them, and it might even be deliberate.

Via identitydesigned.com