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The International Office HELLOWON Elsewhere by Von | New solo show at KK Outlet Gallery, London | 1.5.14 — 31.5.14 I'm very pleased to announce my forthcoming solo show "Elsewhere" at London's KK Outlet Gallery in Shoreditch. The show will consist of all new work and have both originals and prints available for sale. Four collaborative exhibition posters have been created especially for the show with some of my favourite designers — Hort, Non-Format, David Pearson and Darren Firth (whose poster is above). 33 Smart and Creative Signage Design Projects As Wikipedia defines it, signage refers to the design or use of signs and symbols to communicate a message to a specific group, usually for the purpose of marketing or a kind of advocacy. Signage means any kind of graphic that is used to deliver information to a large group of people. It can show information, direction, identification or safety regulations. Labeling is not the same with signage, because labels are applied to particular products. In case you have a signage design project and you need some inspiration, take a look at these 33 smart and creative signage design projects. Be inspired! Environmental graphics Acid-etched brass signage by ThoughtAssembly Silent Sunday: Farm and Fable (Boston, MA) – A Thought For Food Designer: Okto Leitsystem 9h Capsule Hotel – Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto Subway signs by Massimo Vignelli Interior signage designed by UMA for U2’s Onomichi based Hotel Cycle Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias Signage by BOSCO Sincerely Yours, by Marwan Kaabour Blade sign Sign Locker

almost Modern Alexis Kaneshiro contact + links wedding sam francis pmca print projects tomorrow point blank winery usc roski commencement usc roski holiday card & mug wake up pmca annual report tag arts day of discovery zombie in love illustrated type fragments exhibition fragments book beautiful boy book japan & hawai'i book Le meilleur du street marketing en 220 exemples ! Guerilla marketing Partagez-moi ! Le Street Marketing, également appelé Guerilla Marketing, est une tendance publicitaire née au début des années 2000, consistant à faire sortir la publicité de son cadre traditionnel, afin d’interpeller les passants et de créer un capital sympathie. Le Street Marketing ne se restreint pas à la rue, comme vous le verrez tout au long de cet article. Tous les lieux publics (Metro, bus, toilettes, parcs, aéroports…) sont susceptibles d’être utilisés, en faisant preuve d’un peu d’imagination ! Au sommaire : 1. zhangbei fitness Fitness company Sweetex silberman’s fitness center Rona, un parfait exemple d’ambush marketing (profiter d’un évènement externe pour faire sa publicité) Pepsi lance une pique à Coca ! The Economist Eskom Denver Water Super Glue 3 Penline tape Tefal Bloom Floralp Cadbury Nestlé Macdonald’s Mars Regency Bubble gum Starbuck’s Coffee Formula Calvin Klein Wonderbra Pond’s Veet Bic Supermax Naval museum of Alberta Nike Adidas Mammoth Quicksilver YMCA Basket Sony PSP Alan Wake Miele Jackass 3D Ikea

A2/SW/HK +44 (0)20 7739 4249 Frost* Design Blog Draplin Design Co. Swiss Federal Design Awards - Michael Kryenbühl / Ivan Weiss We are all fa­mil­iar with Aki Kau­rismäki's au­then­tic every­day he­roes: the tac­i­turn garbage col­lec­tors, the dream­ing su­per­mar­ket check­out girls, the reclu­sive night watch­men. These melan­choly, soli­tary fig­ures are found not only in Fin­land, but rep­re­sent the uni­ver­sal human being and the (some­times rough and ready) va­garies of life. In their 272-page book Ak­i­lan­dia, cre­ated as a grad­u­ate piece at Lucerne Uni­ver­sity, Michael Kryenbühl and Ivan Weiss com­bine their col­lected im­pres­sions of eleven weeks spent study­ing Kau­rismäki's cin­e­matic world. As in a film, the con­tent of Ak­i­lan­dia is con­veyed by the dra­matic struc­ture and se­quenc­ing of the im­ages. [read more] As in a film, the con­tent of Ak­i­lan­dia is con­veyed by the dra­matic struc­ture and se­quenc­ing of the im­ages. Ak­i­lan­dia shows a film world and yet it shows the real world too. [close]

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