http://momentskis.com/

I love the design of moment skis website. Great colors, great type, photos, love it all!
Heres a little bit about Moment:

In the Chinese zodiac, 2010 was the Year of the Tiger. At Moment, it felt like we adopted a full-grown one. Over the past twelve months, we’ve moved into a new factory space, doubled production, and almost tripled our staff. We’ve taken pole production to Italy, tested and approved new materials across the board, and implemented new manufacturing processes, all while designing six new adult skis, a junior ski, and a whole line of outerwear with improved fabrics and construction. Needless to say, we’re a bit weary…but we’re also stoked.

While Moment is growing, it’s the constants that make us happy. We still design with the future of skiing in mind. We still use 95% domestically sourced ingredients and FSC-certified wood cores. We still party out of bounds. And we still make every single pair by hand, right here in Reno. While you might see more square tips around than you did a year ago, rest assured: every Moment customer has been pre-screened for radness, just like you. And just like you, we’re still in it for the stoke, not the scrilla. The big-hair babes, gold watches and movie deals? That’s just for decoration.

LOST TYPE

http://losttype.com/

The Lost Type Co-Op is a Pay-What-You-Want Type foundry, the first of its kind.

Founded by Riley Cran and Tyler Galpin, originally in a whirlwind 24 hour adventure to distribute a single typeface, Lost Type has blossomed into a full fledged foundry, distributing fonts from designers all over the world, with its unique model.

Users have the opportunity to pay whatever they like for a font, you can even type in '$0' for a free download.

100% of funds from these sales go directly to the designers of the fonts, respectively.

Lost Type takes no cut of sales, and holds no funds.

Print Mag

I really love the editorial feel and look of print mag. Ties the print and web in together nicely.


These images are just images off the inspiration section in the print mag website that I wanted to share with you. Love type!

CMYK mag

http://www.cmykmag.com/

Cover to cover, the focus of CMYK Magazine is on giving our readers a truly inspiring visual experience. We fill each issue with the creative output of as many as 100 talented artists and designers at all levels of the creative talent pool. You'll see the award-winning work from designers currently in art school, recent graduates, and self-taught non-professionals -- as well as work by the most successful and sought-after creative professionals working today.

THE WORK

The Freshest Creative Hand-Picked by the Best in the Business. CMYK Magazine's quarterly Call For Aspiring Creatives is open to emerging artists across the globe in the fields of art direction, copywriting, design, photography and illustration. Each issue of CMYK Magazine features as many as 100 selections from more than 80 art-design students attending over 30 of the world’s leading art-design schools, departments and workshops. Every piece is selected for print by the industry's most influential creative professionals.

THE WORDS

While the visuals dominate in CMYK, the words we publish are just the good, inspiring ones. Goal has always been to print features that can help your career as an artist or designer, be it how-tos or reports on industry trends or innovators. This most current incarnation of CMYK asks leaders in advertising, design, illustration and photography to write, in their own words, how they have made a success out of their careers.

Artist Inspiration: Jen Avendano

Jen Avendano is an amazing illustrator/typographer. She does amazing work and gives amazing inspiration. Here are a few pieces that I find especially awesome.

to see all her work go here: http://www.janavendano.com/

UNDERWARE

For more than ten years the pan-European design collective Underware has been creating versatile fonts, surfing the waves, conducting type workshops, running the radio station Typeradio, throwing cannon balls, experimenting with blood, practicing kamikaze chess; but mostly, they gave flowers for their mothers and turned them into a cover girl. Which resulted in an everlasting smile on their faces. The company was founded in 1999 by Akiem Helmling, Bas Jacobs and Sami Kortemäki. They are based in Den Haag, Helsinki and Amsterdam.


Is Not Magazine
Is Not Magazine is published bi-monthly (more or less) as a 2m x 1.5m bill poster and pasted to the streets, laneways, cafés and bars of Melbourne, Australia since April 2005. Is Not’s format invites interaction with the city and the city’s inhabitants. It asks people to be curious, enthusiastic. Is Not is an experiment in publishing, designing and reading. Each issue features fiction and non-fiction articles, reviews, pictures, diagrams and a story that ends in another location. There are two themes per issue, as well as stories that readers can store on their camera phones. Is Not Magazine publishes writers and artists from all over the world and only uses Underware typefaces

Adobe Muse

I went to an adobe muse workshop the other day for SLC design week. All I can say is I am PUMPED. I cant believe what this new program can do. It designs for the web like Indesign designs for print. Free Beta Trial is available on Adobes website until it comes out. Im getting it!