Working with the Busaba Eathai creative team to curate and create five temporary exhibitions on the hoarding of their new restaurant in Hoxton. Images courtesy of Studio SRK who are producing a short documentary on the project.
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Posted by James Hurst on 06/04/2010
Hello, I've updated my website, Have a look and give me a feedback! http://www.stephanechabrier.com
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Posted by Chabrier Stéphane on 18/01/2010
This is a window display which is themed in a ROCK N ROLL live performance.
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Posted by Man-Tsun Tsang on 16/11/2009
Graffiti
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Posted by Man-Tsun Tsang on 16/11/2009
I'm a graphic designer from Amsterdam, Netherlands. You can find more info on my website www.lowres.nl
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Posted by Jop Quirindongo on 16/11/2009
Artel Artyomovyh graphic design bureau (www.designartel.com.ua) have designed a set of coasters "Made in Ukraine" for Chiga-biga™ (www.chiga-biga.com). The packaging and coasters are decorated with traditional ukrainian ornaments. All the symbols used (Tree of Life, Sun, Fish, Bird, Deer) are filled with ancient meaning.
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Posted by Yulia Kazmina on 28/10/2009
Smoke created digitally converted into cross-stitch. The idea of this poster is based on the concept chaos and order, by turning 'chaotic' images into 'order'. Experimenting the boundaries between digital and crafts, between order and disorder. This project was created under my Masters of Art in Graphic Design at LCC. To know more about myself and this project, please visit my website: www.marianalancastre.com
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Posted by Mariana Lancastre on 20/10/2009
This book was designed to visually illustrate a range of experiments that explore the concept of chaos and order. The power of the grid in graphic design inspired this project, since the grid is a crucial element in finding order beneath confusion.
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Posted by Mariana Lancastre on 20/10/2009
‘The Digital Crafted’ explores the role graphic design has within digital and handmade processes. It investigates possible ways of transforming mass production into craft production, to bring traditional values and human attributes to a digital environment. The purpose of this project is to encourage graphic designers to rethink their ways of approaching a brief without being restricted to the use of a computer. Consideration of materials, processes and media as a central conveyor changes the meaning in communication. Similarly, I want to make the production process more creative, and ultimately, influence the creative process of the designer.
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Posted by Mariana Lancastre on 20/10/2009
Paradise. Gourmet-club™ have launched a new product - сoffee briquettes - for selling through their own coffee-shop network. Artel Artyomovyh (www.designartel.com) have developed the packaging design for 3 groups of coffee: classic, exclusive, maragogipe. As they intended to manufacture a small number of coffee briquettes, the design company decided to use a common packaging design. Coffee types personification has been realized using individual stickers attached to the briquettes' surface. After that the gift set "World's best coffees" was designed. The set consists of the 8 most popular types of coffee, with the packaging designed to symbolize a traveller's suitcase. Project credits: Sergey Artemov, art director Gera Artemova, art director Kateryna Voytko, designer
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Posted by Yulia Kazmina on 02/10/2009
Smoky tentacles reach out from the Undertaker’s candle; its lingering wisps vow to be my faithful guide. An unearthly piano weaves a melodic embrace, heralding my impending venture into the Netherworld, where it awaits. Eagerly, I slip head-first through the loopy gateway towards that Otherworldly Bridge. Greeted and ushered by an amputated angel with black marble wings, I glided backwards down my destined path. As I unwind the sacred helix my visions blur, but finally I caught a glimpse of the raw beginning where life stir. To view more of my works, welcome to visit http://www.manxtsun.com
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Posted by Man-Tsun Tsang on 24/08/2009
Pieces of work from my recent collection. Further details can be viewed at : http://wastedlola.blogspot.com/
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Posted by Lola Dupré on 10/07/2009
Christopher Guest was born in Shropshire and completed his B.A and Masters degrees in Fine Art at Staffordshire University. He has work shown both in the United Kingdom and abroad. He was selected as an Emerging Young Artist in 2002 and has contributed work for Birmingham's bid for European City of Culture. In 2008 he co-founded Creative Arts North Staffs, an arts organisation working with disadvantaged young people and the community. He is also founder of The Luna Collective, a motley crew of street artists, designers and poets.
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Posted by Christopher Guest on 01/07/2009
Christopher Guest was born in Shropshire and completed his B.A and Masters degrees in Fine Art at Staffordshire University. He has work shown both in the United Kingdom and abroad. He was selected as an Emerging Young Artist in 2002 and has contributed work for Birmingham's bid for European City of Culture. In 2008 he co-founded Creative Arts North Staffs, an arts organisation working with disadvantaged young people and the community. He is also founder of The Luna Collective, a motley crew of street artists, designers and poets.
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Posted by Christopher Guest on 01/07/2009
Due to the modul-design of Grado, the separate elements may be combined individually. Depending on your taste and the space available, a large amount of combinations is possible. The Grado elements allow to be altered and extended by add-ons at any time. The main goal of Grado is to offer its owners a relaxed atmosphere. The seats are surrounded by areas allowing to put all sorts of things and serving at the same time as a comfortable back rest. During times of relaxation you don’t have to get up in order to get something, since everything is right there, where you need it. Different positions, as well as communication and cosiness come easy on the integrated upholstered steps. Seating at different levels may be easily set up for, by just unfolding the backrest paddings. This also allows to change the depth of the seat. While working with your notebook, playing games with your family or during your meals you might want to take a more upright position. Even in that case Grado offers an additional back support, right were it should be.
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Posted by Tekampe Nina on 28/06/2009
Wall is a divider that extends your living space, instead of limiting it. Differently sized compartments and holes in the Wall can be used to store things and to look into other rooms. These compartments and holes can be composed to different patterns, according to customers’ wishes. There are insets of various sizes to fill up the compartments and holes. By turning them, they assume new functions, e.g. as places of deposit, as tables… The insets can be pushed through the Wall from one room to the adjacent room, turning a dining table in the kitchen into a desk in the office. Wall adapts to any size of room, because it is composed of elements you can plug together in all imaginable ways. Therefore (existing) doors can be integrated into this system. You can use Wall as a wall, as a divider, a detached shelf or as a shelf hanging on the wall, e.g. above a couch.
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Posted by Tekampe Nina on 15/06/2009
In today's hectic and fast living world it is important for children to have a little hide-away of their own, where they can play, romp or just daydream, without being disturbed. My Own does offer such a hide-away, attached to the ceiling of the minor’s room. It is possible for children to hide or play, and just to have a secret place of their own and for their playmates. In this place kids discover new adventures, develop new fantasies and creativities and are kept away from too much TV and Playstation. The entrance to the toy-n-play-house is located at the frontside and the kids climb up to it by a ladder. This “front door” can be closed by slideable dividers. These dividers offer the child a choice to hide, to build a cave, or just to take a look outside.
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Posted by Tekampe Nina on 15/06/2009
The dining table cherry blossom consists of a wooden u-shape. A white board, with a cutout in form of a stylized cherry blossom branch, is lying on this u-shape. The wood of the u-shape is visible through the cutout. To avoid dirt accumulating in the cutout, the whole table is covered by a glass plate
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Posted by Tekampe Nina on 15/06/2009
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The shelf relief consists of different sized cubes. Front and backsides of all cubes are open. Because the depth of all cubes is different, an interesting relief arises. Single cubes can be capped by doors optionally.
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Posted by Tekampe Nina on 15/06/2009
The multipurpose - shelf Squambo comes in two sections of a different size. The number of sections that may be combined is almost unlimited. Section 1 consists of one large and two smaller cubes. Two small cubes match the size of a large one. Front- and backsides of all cubes are open. Section 2 consists of two large, and one small cube, half as wide as the large one. All cubes of section 1 and 2 are of identical size. The standard side length (in inches) is 14.88” and 14.88” x 7.44”. This adds up to a section size of 44.65” x 14.88” with a depth of 14.88”. Above measurements are just examples. Production of course is possible in any other size. Due to the two different sizes of cubes both sections offer an unlimited amount of combinations, when being put together. The system becomes a seat, room divider, video-/audio or wall-shelf, or just a design highlight. An alternate appearance may be realized by using different kinds of surfaces for the panels. Since for the above shelf-system Squambo only two different standard panels are used, tooling may be kept simple and cost of production should be manageable. This also requires only a small inventory during production and distributing.
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Posted by Tekampe Nina on 15/06/2009
Seven is an experimental study of a seat- and rest-arrangement. To a certain extent the design integrates paper cardboard materials. The frame consists of smoothly bent steelbar, covered with multilayer paper. For decorative reasons the top layer is made of “banana paper” The experimental couch may be rearranged into 7 different positions. Because of its static construction it can withstand heavy use.
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Posted by Tekampe Nina on 15/06/2009
Frame is a line of different sized vases, enclosed by veneered cylinders. Each of them is surrounded by varnished wooden framework. The Frame line includes vases in a variety of shapes, colours and types of wood. There is a glassbody inside, shaped like a test-tube, to hold the water and the flowers.
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Posted by Tekampe Nina on 15/06/2009
Pictograms done for graphic design department at University of Kragujevac, inspired by Pablo Picasso and Juan Miro.
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Posted by Dusan Jelesijevic on 04/03/2009
3rd place on OzoneSock competition 2008.
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Posted by Dusan Jelesijevic on 04/03/2009
Mushrooms ground made from Chantarelle and Porcini. Produced & packed by Viking Imports, Australia.
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Posted by Dusan Jelesijevic on 04/03/2009
New Moment, France - An association that connects, supports and promotes the cultural East and West. New wave of optimism, Serbia - Ecological project by GM Optimist. Popcotn Theater, Serbia - Personal project.
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Posted by Dusan Jelesijevic on 03/03/2009
Posters for different occasions.
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Posted by Dusan Jelesijevic on 02/03/2009
Digital illustrations done for a personal project called "Tour de Force", printed book with interpretations of lyrics from different post-punk bands.
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Posted by Dusan Jelesijevic on 02/03/2009
Three different serials of wine labels made for a private Serbian winery.
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Posted by Dusan Jelesijevic on 02/03/2009
Use of graphics, imaging and Fashion Photography
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Posted by Tony Parr on 02/03/2009
www.m-j-v.co.uk
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Posted by Michael Vanderson on 26/02/2009
This project is about promoting Chinese culture through traditional Chinese furniture, particularly, a Ming Dynasty antique chair, an ‘official’s hat chair with four protruding ends’. The purpose of this work is to discover the relationship between Chinese culture and the chair. Furthermore, to introduce the readers to the idea of traditional Chinese furniture not merely providing visual pleasantness, but also meaningful cultural messages.
Chinese culture has become more and more popular in the West in this decade. On the international auction market, a pair of Huanghuali (rosewood) chairs was sold for about 50,000 pounds. Although my personal interest is in drawing chairs, the main inspiration for this project arose from an opportunity that I attend a lecture on the taste of traditional Chinese scholars. One of the subjects of the lecture was the Chinese antique chair which became the main form in this project. Due to that experience, It prompted me to begin focusing on Chinese traditions which are part of my culture and background. Further to that, it would seem that the promotion of Chinese arts would be the path that I would take for my future career.
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Posted by paul Liao on 02/12/2008
Routines. 24h 360º. The beginning of something with the same end. The Identical. The Indistinguishable.
Routines are an accepted part of everyday life. It is said that routines are the feed for art and science, hence the cult for the novelty and the effort for thinking and talking with a forward-looking approach. But, beyond this paradoxical context, do routines affect us in any positive way?
In the past, existentialists and situationalists struggled with these concepts of routine, and today their thoughts are still alive. Their illustrative use to highlight the absurdity of existence appealed to them and opened the controversy. Loss of uniqueness and individuality has always existed - life is routine and routine is mundane.
This project is concerned with analyzing current social roles. It is an exploration of the identity. It aims to observe and to reflect practice rather than expose theoretical points of view. It is an attempt to define the variables of the concept within a narrative structure and a clear engagement with the reader.
Contact: sonsoles.alvarez.otero@gmail.com
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Posted by on 13/11/2008
Greetings from germany!
www.grobiwhite-illustration.de
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Posted by Grobi White on 12/11/2008
Designed for the FutureWorld exhibition at Milton Keynes, Radiant House was hailed as ‘the star of the show’. The open-plan interior unfolds beneath a stressed-skin plywood roof supported by structural glass: the building’s calm appearance belies the ingenuity of what was, in 1994, one of the world’s most ambitious glass structures.
A million style miles into the future … the most modern structure on the estate, its simplicity is refreshing. 'The Independent'
As uncompromising a piece of modernism as you could wish to see. 'Daily Telegraph'
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Posted by on 12/11/2008
The process of making this typeface started by creating pictograms of selected images of camera lens components. I turned those images into glyphs, using the computer but also calligraphic techniques. Following the scheme image-pictogram-glyph, I refined those shapes into abstract letterforms. The resulting book documents the process, but also explores the creative application of the letterforms combined with original film photography.
Final format: A4 publicaion, stitch binding, 64 pages; original pictures; book cover screen printed with silver ink on black paper.
www.pierozagami.com
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Contact: moiragilperez@gmail.com
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Posted by on 12/11/2008
Rocks and minerals offer a wealth of ‘digital designs’ for use in fashion, design and interiors.
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Posted by on 12/11/2008
Britta Hinz is a German Graphic Designer. She studied Graphic Design at the University of Applied Sciences in Mainz with a special emphasis on Book design and typography. During her MA at London College of Communication she deepened her knowledge in these fields. In 2005 she started working as a Freelancer and realised diverse projects in the field of Corporate Identity, Editorial and Book Design for example for Degussa, Röchling, DuMont Literatur und Kunst Verlag and the Kunstmuseen Krefeld (museums for modern art). Contact: britta_hinz@gmx.de.
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Posted by on 12/11/2008
I am 25, German and have been working freelance since 2005 primarily in the fields of advertising and online marketing. For further information & contact details please visit www.janpaepke.de
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Posted by on 12/11/2008
Magma Sketchbook: Design & Art Direction, September 2011
Designed by Matt Willey and Zoe Bather of Studio8
$15.95
Signed, Limited Edition 'My Wonderful World of Fashion' Print, January 2012
Nina Chakrabarti
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Guerrilla Advertising 2: More Unconventional Brand Communications, September 2011
Gavin Lucas
$40.00
Thinking about Architecture: An Introduction to Architectural Theory, September 2011
Colin Davies
$29.95
