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RBG6 have a sweet portfolio of work, presented in a funky format. Their motion graphics are faultless - well worth watching.

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Great all-round work from Reluctant Hero, a Newcastle-based fashion, illustration and graphics studio, although I really do hope their website logo is tongue-in-cheek of the whole web 2.0 thing. In fact, the whole site looks like a first-year intern did it; it’s either super-kitsch or super-lame. Work’s ace though!

Their shop, Electrik Sheep, is also ace. They sell all kinds of stuff in there. If you’re in the North East, we recommend you have a mooch.

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FortyEight are a Liverpool-based creative consultancy. They have some nice stuff if you can be bothered waiting for it all to load.

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Dust La Rock have as close to a perfect portfolio website format as can be - perfectly understated - other studios should take note. Also, their work is pretty handy too.

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Mark Design, the Brighton-based multidisciplinary design company, have some neat work. Their print work is particularly strong in places, but I quite like their web work too.

Images copyright of Mark Design

In a remarkably short space of time, Dirty Mouse has now posted 100 stories.

Thanks to all who have visited, which is growing daily to a respectable total. Continue to bookmark us, visit us, and link to us.
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Apparently, Neighbour’s mothers, lovers and clients think that they are quite good. I agree with them, especially if their work is as good as what’s featured below.

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Christopher David Ryan is a Brooklyn-based graphic artist, daydreamer, pseudo-scientist, wanna-be astronaut and untrained intellectual.

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Just in case you have missed this, you can now drink your coffee (or tea) from a Helvetica mug. It’s been produced by Veer, and is in conjunction with the ‘Helvetica’ docu-film produced by Gary Hustwit.

Buy one from here - unless you’re a Brit, or indeed anyone outside of North America (so it seems)

More illustration goodness from Brazil, this time off Fluxus Central. It’s simple illustration, but executed exceptionally well to make striking images.

Image copyright of Fluxus Central | Link via Brasil Inspired