Ragnar Freyr Pálsson / Flag

Our man in Iceland.

ragnar_good_flag

Above: Ragnar Freyr Pálsson‘s outstanding flag for GOOD Magazine Issue 19. There was some sweet serendipity in finding this, Reykjavík based designer Ragnar’s flag graces the same spread as another submission from Powderhorn, MPLS! I believe we both have Dylan Lathrop to thank for this, so, a thousand thanks, Dylan!

ragnar_dj_bruff

Above: Ragnar’s sweet recent poster for DJ B-Ruff. See more of his outstanding work on his Flickr, as well as the ever tantalizing Createmake.




7 Responses to “Ragnar Freyr Pálsson / Flag”

It was great to get these flag designs from both of you! Such esteemed designers in my eyes, I was overwhelmed with good feelings getting these in.

Amazing work, all around!

Dylan C. Lathrop added these words on Apr 14 10 at 11:38 AM

Ragnar Freyr Pálsson / Flag: Our man in Iceland.

Above: Ragnar Freyr Pálsson’s outstanding flag for Good Magazi… http://bit.ly/9RlWmX

Erik Brandt added these words on Apr 14 10 at 3:31 PM

@unequaldesign Some more thanks and love for you, Dylan! http://ow.ly/1ypip

Erik Brandt added these words on Apr 14 10 at 3:44 PM

Geotypografika: Ragnar Freyr Pálsson / Flag – Our man in Iceland. Above: Ragnar Freyr Pálsson's outstanding flag … http://ow.ly/174gVC

Erik Brandt added these words on Apr 14 10 at 4:22 PM

Another one of the great flags from #good019 RT @geotypografika: Ragnar Freyr Pálsson / Flag – Our man in Iceland. http://ow.ly/174gVC

Dylan C. Lathrop added these words on Apr 14 10 at 4:35 PM

That's a good one too. @geotypografika: Ragnar Freyr Pálsson / Flag – Our man in Iceland. http://ow.ly/174gVC via @unequaldesign #good019

Keith Scharwath added these words on Apr 14 10 at 4:43 PM

Well, your invitation was inspiring, Dylan, a thousand thanks again and again!

Erik Brandt added these words on Apr 23 10 at 8:28 AM

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