Sources of Inspiration #4 (Insanely Creative Portfolios From Around the Web)

Graphic Design

Today we find ourselves at post number four in my Sources of Inspiration Series (Number One, Number Two & Number Three). As always this roundup aims to showcase the amazingly creative work of each portfolio’s owner. Each portfolio has its own strengths and weaknesses however one thing remains consistent among them all, the quality of the work contained within.

Fiodor Sumkin
 http://www.opera78.com/

Fiodor Sumkin

Iceberg
 http://www.iceberg.it/

Iceberg

Jawa and Midwich
 http://www.jawa-midwich.com/

Jawa and Midwich

Kim Bost
 http://www.kimbost.com/

Kim Bost

Mostly Wanted
 http://www.mostlywanted.com/

Mostly Wanted

Perpendicular Dreams
 http://www.institutdrahomira.com/julienpacaud/

Perpendicular Dreams

Squid Fingers
 http://www.squidfingers.com/

Squid Fingers

Super Expresso
 http://www.superexpresso.com/

Super Expresso

Truly Design
 http://www.truly-design.com/

Truly Design

Weightshift
 http://www.weightshift.com/

Weightshift

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3 Responses to “Sources of Inspiration #4 (Insanely Creative Portfolios From Around the Web)”

  1. Brett Sinn
    March 26th, 2008 at 7:20 am

    I know whitespace and “content is king” is the trend right now, but how about some color? Although I am a fan of mostlywanted.com

  2. hellyeahdude.com
    March 26th, 2008 at 10:36 am

    That’s a good selection, found some great portfolio’s in there!

  3. Joseph Maguire
    April 1st, 2008 at 7:18 am

    I really like the use of white space on the web design, but some of these sites are really over developed without a designer. It’s like theirs a disconnect from the work/the design/& the development. But overall some good folios.

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