awesome branding for a local burger joint. Reminds me of Yah burger here in Atlanta. My favorite part is the street names above the tables.. I want to park my butt on 26th st. Check out more photos and info over at allan peters blog
A couple weeks ago I went and hung out with my buddy Benj at his office near my house. He is one of the masterminds behind Eyespeak here in Atlanta… Little did I know he also shares the passion for creating interior environments. Eyespeak is definitely a hub of inspiration, from the wood rock climbing wall to the table made from scraps of wood during the building process… and who couldn’t use a massive foam pit to jump into when a client is changing deadlines? I let him know since they are 4 miles from my house I will be stealing one of the work spots and claiming it as my own.
I took a few snapshots to share here :-) make sure to check out eyespeaks site for more info on them!
Christopher Stott is a Canadian based painter. Love the simple focus on single objects.
Stott’s work is almost object portraiture, applying traditional still life compositions and lighting but ventures beyond time honored subject matter. Stott takes his cues from various eras of art including the interiors of Vermeer, the still life of Chardin to the realism of Thiebaud. With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narrative to his work, often with a quiet sense of humor.
The Noun Project is a brought to you by Scott Thomas (aka @simplescott … aka the guy that did the design for the Obama campaign ). It’s an amazing resource for any designer or non designer to find free minimal vector icons to use for any sort of project. It is also an amazingly well designed site… so go check it out now!
