Here we go again. We know you’ve been waiting for this. The monthly digest of “stuff submitted”. It’s not a flattering name for a folder but who cares if the content is good? So… off the top of my head…

Rob Mack is influenced by graphic design and illustration from the 50s through the 70s. He loves crazy colors and beat up backgrounds. Nice - we say!

Jorge Chamorro does graphic design and handmade collages. Some really nice stuff in there.

Next time we’d like bags instead of images but anyway - super hot bags by Henrik Olssøn & Erika Barbieri - Olssøn&Barbieri.

We’ve written about Erik Kiesewetter before. Now he has updated his site with some new nice work. Check it out.

A guy named Peter sent us a mysterious e-mail, with a url only! As much as we feel like being treated like mongoloid robots, a few eyebrows were raised at this method of communication. However, after clicking the link we all agreed “Digest material!” and so here it goes - Marija Ivkovic, a nice photography portfolio.

Natasha Foote is looking for a job in San Fransisco - so send her a mail if you’re need people!

And last, but definitely not least… Supernatural, founded by zizzou, “a commercial platform exploring a range of media from product design and visualisation to graphics and fine art”. Nice!

“good design is good concept is good business”

All good then. plasmadesign.

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, born in brittany and now live and work in paris.
The two brothers are considered the rising stars of european design.

BarberOsgerby is a Furniture and Industrial Design studio established in 1996 by British designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby.

Yes please. By Enzo Mari (1960)

Purchase Wall Calendar here

Unconventional milk packaging for Milko by United Power.

Via Lovely Package.

One for the Diary.

If you’re in London around 18 November – 14 March. Make sure you check out Dieter Rams ‘Less and More’ exhibition at the London Design Museum.

While we wait check out this short documentary on Dieter Rams, absolutely amazing.

P120 Fighter Combat, its a BEAST!!

ico, in collaboration with Sidekick Studios, have invented and produced an innovative interactive meeting table for Wieden and Kennedy . Timetable is an original concept in office furniture design, where creative electronics brings a mundane item to life and gives it fresh purpose.

Via grafikcache

T&S Teaser 3 from Alex Roman on Vimeo. Wow!

Interview here

Via Do it for the fame.

Nice work coming from James Reynolds, recent graduate from Kingston University studying Graphic Design.

Via swissmiss

The craft and design of Joakim Oscarsson is pretty amazing.

Thanks Karshan.

Great furnishing from designers Jonathan Levien and Nipa Doshi at Doshi Levien

LaGasulla is an independent ideas studio in Barcelona

and no that’s not a phone.

Uglycute is a design and architecture office based in Stockholm, Sweden. Site by Konst & Teknik, Martin Ström, Ola Bergengren and Uglycute.

Ahhh it was Søren Rose Studio who design that really expensive MILK table.

Swedish design and engineering studio Teenage Engineering are doing some pretty darn stylish stuff. Currently in the work is the pocket synth OP-1 that from the looks of it seems to be official Star Wars merchandise. It’s not. But great looking either way!

Also take a look at Absolut Machines, an engineering event/campaign/installation with Teenage Engineering’s artificial choir Absolut Choir in it.

Were do I put my money? Wis Design for Schoenbuch.

Following the nationality trends here on No Legacy, I present yet another one from my series of Portuguese talent.

“Pedrita is a Lisbon-based design studio, and has since 2005 been collaborating with other creative structures, individuals and clients from different parts of the world.”

They are also the guys behind Fabrico Proprio book.

“Fabrico Próprio - The Design of Semi-Industrial Confectionery is a 292-page, hardcover book dedicated to Portuguese confectionery and its relation to design. Reflecting the importance of this universe in our culture and society, it is primordially an encyclopaedic record of several specimens of Portuguese daily confectionery cakes photographed and shown close to real scale.”

Haven’t posted in a while but here is something that has been circulating the net for a while now but still interesting.

More info and other good stuff at Moscow’s Art.Lebedev Studio.