Hey Studio Update

Barcelona-based Hey Studio have updated their site with some new work, including this pictured work, which is a new identity for Oxfam Spain.

Verònica from Hey tells us about the project, “The aim was to renew the image of Oxfam 
and create an emotional link between the association and its young target.
To create a more visual language, the letters are converted into illustrations, which increases the signification of words and create a own graphical personality, direct and reinvidicative. Titles are reduced to one single word to communicate quicker and more directly. The all identity is based on one single black colour printed on different colour papers, to facilitate the production and lower costs.”

Toormix Update

Barcelona-based multimedia outfit Toormix have updated with some very polished work.

Alto Works

ALTO Works is the online portfolio of the Barcelona-based graphic designer Alvaro Torrents. Very nice work, that!

Cesc Grané

Cesc Grané has some excellent work in his portfolio. In fact, I found it hard to pick out just two pieces in his portfolio to show. I’m digging his cartoon style of illustration.

Iván Bravo

Barcelona-based illustrator Iván Bravo, amongst other work, is inaugurating a very big and very colourful mural in a bar in Barcelona called Icasual.

Ivan describes the mural to us, “You are sitting down having a snack in a bar. Suddenly, a penguin passes by swiftly, looking at his watch (”tic-tac”), carrying a fish in his suitcase. In the background, a family of UFOs at the pedestrian crossing, while a zeppelin raises to admire the scene. Smoking cubes that resign from their positions, fish, fetishist monsters, tango, left feet, more fish, noses that migrate to the countryside, and lots of water for so many fish swimming around!. Without further notice, while holding your beer, you are part of the scenery. You are inside the Icasual Mural!”