Michael Bojkowski is one of those guys who must be able to bend time. The amount and quality of content he produces is envy inducing. Involved in lot sof different projects and studios on a freelance basis I’m sure this certainly helps.

His freelance studio ok interrupt showcases a strong folio of editorial design and publishing boast clients such as Esquire UK and YCN. LineFeed/Press Publish another side project, is a chance for him to discuss his indulgent love of magazines and dable in independent publishing which I’m sure has helped land him lots of work and guest contribution in this field of design such as contributing monthly graphic design staple, Grafik Magazine.

The long list of work goes on. If you’re short on time though I recommend checking out Michael’s comprehensive flavors.me site for a good overview. If you have some more time, watching one of the Line Feed Reading Lists or this interesting video of London typographic history tour are both highly recommended.

Excellent and engaging photography from Rhode Island School of Design alumni Jason Lee.

After two highly successful issues and a nomination for this years Brit Insurance Design Awards, the It’s Nice That boys are back to their old tricks with their third issue of the magazine which has just been sent out to print and is now available for pre-order.

This issue sees promising interviews with Milton Glaser, Sir Paul Smith, Tom Dixon and Tom Gauld to name but a few. We’re also excited to see a feature from Geoff McFetridge who has also created some unique work for the magazine.

As with previous pre-orders of the magazine, to reward those early birds, anyone who pre-orders before March 31st will receive an exclusively commissioned poster, this time from Parra.

You can now pre-order It’s Nice That Issue 3 via the It’s Nice That Shop for £10. Get it whilst it’s hot.

As the second month of 2010 draws to a close, another Long Lunch talk closely follows in the calendar. Tomorrow, Monday 1st March 2010 sees a well known name in the design industry, Jonathan Barnbrook taking centre stage at Westbourne Studios in West London.

For more details and to order tickets head over to the Long Lunch site.

Bleach are are a London studio founded by David Puzey and Matthew Darcy Hunt with a lot of strong branding work for most notably, The Big Chill, Jamie Olivers brands and Spitalfields.

Though my french isn’t as good as it once was, that didn’t stand in the way of enjoying the work on Julie Michel’s folio site. Simple use of colour and bold typography with some nice overlaid text seems to work really well here without getting in the way of the work too much. The use of animated gif/jpgs also do a great job of showing off the complexity of some of the pieces of work Julie has produced.

Thinking for a Living, the brain child of Duane King and has been through a redesign. We must say it’s looking pretty slick. Now focusing more on feature and long form content the redesign reflects this, shifting from presenting a traditional long scrolling page to a landscape mode—after all most of the screens it’ll be read on are probably larger widescreen models. Where the design really comes into it’s own is the keyboard shortcuts which makes navigating the columns of content a pleasurable experience. Quite similar to the shortcuts AisleOne recently incorporated into their redesign, it’s no surprise to see that both AisleOne and Thinking for a Living are part of the same publishing network (TFAL Network). This seems like an interesting move to bring similar content providers together and reminds me of what Gawker Network has done for the tech/videogames/geek community with Gizmodo/Lifehacker/ValleyWag.

What do you guys think of the new design and the more editorial content and magazine like presentation of TFAL?

As it’s been another cold and snowy few days here in the UK, I decided to spend some of Sunday gone, indoors finishing off another yeti. Appropriately named to match his pencil mustache, Sebastian or Seb for short, is extremely furry and warm with his bright green mustache looking very dashing.

The lucky winner of is Jack Osborne.

Congratulation to Jack for winning our HelloMuller signed poster competition. Commiseration’s to everyone else who entered. There’s always next time. So keep checking back for more competitions and features and best of luck for next time.

We’d also like to thank Tom Muller and LongLunch for donating the poster.

Earlier this month, along with some of the folks from FormFiftyFive, we put together our own mix tape for The MixTape Club. With a 10 track listing 10 of the contributors from FFF including myself picked each of the songs. In case you can’t work out which was my pick, it’s the one that’s slightly educational.

Now go have a listen to the FFF MixTape.