Looking for a graphic designer to work with on your brand identity, logo design, website or other graphic design project? I’m accepting new projects for May.

If you haven’t done so already, you can view my graphic design portfolio here. If you need a quote, want to submit a design brief or have any questions about working together, don’t hesitate to contact me for an obligation free chat.

If you’re just having a look around, feel free to browse my graphic design blog which is published below.

I’m all for tradition, but there is definitely a part of me that loves a more outlandish approach to things. These fluorescent pink wedding invitations by The Hungry Workshop (in letterpress, my favourite) definitely fall into that category.

You may recall from some time ago the series of illustrations imaging if Google Maps were real, by Illustrator Alejo Malia. Alejo has recently expanded his vision with the above new series on Google Sky.

“The Perfect Pour”. A must have infographic for every graphic designer. Be sure to view the post in full for the full, large graphic.

You’ve got the front and rear of your business card designed and printed. Now how about the sides? Edge painting, or colour edging if you prefer, is a great addition to really make your business card stand out.

A comical lesson in typography: Keming, the result of improper kerning.

Charitable, speculative and free design work is regularly sought after in the design industry. While the terms are often interchanged, there are important distinctions between them which define whether designers should accept or refuse the work.

The most common screen resolution, screen size and best practices when it comes to size for web design are common topics of discussion among web designers. Opinions are divided on what size is best, but luckily there is plenty of cold, hard data to help you decide.

A fantastic modular, typographic bookcase by Saporiti. Be sure to view the full post for additional images.

A little good advice never hurt anyone. If you’re looking for a few tips on how to improve your graphic design business, or just a little insight into how others do things, 100 habits of successful graphic designers is worth a read.