Collection by Eujin Rhee
Hugo & Marie: Part Two
We recently shared some of our favorite works by New York creative agency Hugo & Marie. Back by popular demand, ten more best-dressed selects from the firm's ever-growing portfolio.
Santtu Mustonen created the IOM Pattern for the International Organization for Migration's visual identity.
Promo sleeve with cubic typography by artist, designer, and Hugo & Marie co-founder Mario Hugo for New York-based record label ESP Institute, 2011.
Hisham Akira Bharoocha illustrated the waves for the key cards at Le Méridien Hotel.
Installation by French artist Jules Julien for the Aimer/Marie exhibition in France.
For the "Don't Worry Be Happy" 2010 group show at Showroom Mama in Rotterdam, Netherlands-based Merijn Hos created this little gem of a collage.
Microsoft's latest artist edition mouse designed by NY-based Deanna Cheuk.
Finland-based Santtu Mustonen created this illustration for the 'Pekka of Finland' exhibition at the "Land of Booze and Blondes" Gallery.
Kustaa Saksi rebranded and designed the visual illustrations for Finnish Railways with Design Bridge.
'Magic Hour' personal work by Nan Na Hvass & Sofie Hannibal of Hvass&Hannibal shown at Mohs exhibit in Copenhagen.
A close-up shot of the duo's piece.