No matter your political preference, if you’re a designer, there is no doubt, you took notice of Obama’s campaign and why wouldn’t you? The campaign was one of the most graphically endowed campaigns in years. It was filled with rich typography and an amazing array of design mediums. Somehow the campaign transcended from a political competition to an art movement.

You know that feeling when you come across something that is just amazing? how you just want to share it? Well this is how I feel about this find by Enrico Ascoli. Enrico is, as he puts it, a “Sound Designer / Music Producer / Psychologist.” His work is just beautiful, especially this video.

Last week the New York Times Launched an ad that every type-nut needs to see. The ad was launched as part of their campaign to gain more foreign readers. I have no idea if the ad worked, but I do the ad looks absolutely stunning. Have a look.

This past week marked the launch of a great new addition to the internet — dailydropcap.com. This is a great resource for everyone. Be sure to check it out.

Remember crayons? You know, the small wax sticks used to color with. Well it turns out they’re not just for coloring. Artist Christian Faur has created a new series using crayons as not only for their color, but also for their 3D qualities.

9/11 — it’s hard to imagine a more infamous day. How can you brand it and change it’s meaning to give it new life? This is how. The new logo by Landor is exceptional. It’s so simplistic yet and brilliant. It’s powerful and easily memorable. It’s Brilliant!

Let’s face it, some movies are crap. Between the overuse of Trajan Pro on movie posters and the predictable story lines, it’s hard to find a movie that’s worth the time you take to watch it. There are a few however, that every designer should see.