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Art direction and design from the talented Ricardo Villavicencio.

Vic from Sell!Sell!, an independent creative agency based in Shoreditch, London, has been in touch to draw our attention to two things. Firstly, their ace new blog full of interesting stuff, and secondly, their ScreenThing project - which is the place for all young film and tv heads.

I can’t remember seeing their portfolio before, so make sure you check it out as there’s some nice work on there, like the piece pictured.

Judith from Delicious Industries has let us know about their new website and blog. Head on over to have a mooch at some neat examples of corporate design.

David at September Industry has been busy of late. Not only is his blog shaping up nicely, but he’s been working on some personal projects with excellent results. Check out his Flickr stream for the latest updates.

September Industry has rightly been lauded as a welcome addition to the design blogosphere, but it is David the author’s own work that is particularly eye catching. My personal addiction for Helvetica + posters means this piece of work (below) warrants its own mention.

Yimmy’s Yayo - Visual crack for the ocular fiend.

Rather dapper work off yet more talented students hailing out of Manchester, this time in the form of Rob and Graham who together make up Teacake Design. They also have a good blog running too.

As an aside, what is it with the amount of good design and designers Manchester is churning out of late? It seems to be coming a northern design Mecca…

Evasion is the recently updated portfolio of Strasbourg-based designer Jeremie Werner.

Be sure to read Jeremie’s blog too, it’s full of inspirational stuff.

One of the best portfolio sites on the net has changed its format, so now ISO50 runs primarily as a blog, making updates more often.

There’s some new work on there too in the form of some real nice tees. No doubt the plastic will be getting a hit shortly to finance some new threads.

Images copyright of ISO50