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). Leading up to the show these will be released as hand pulled screen prints in a strict edition of 20. For people who cannot make it to the gallery 10 of each edition will be available to purchase before the show opens directly from ShopVon. The Book Cover Archive deValence 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
Joost Grootens Studio Joost Grootens Most of the time we design books Groenhoedenveem 24 1019 BL Amsterdam +31 20 688 61 17 joost@grootens.nl Postal address P.O. Box 571 1000 AN Amsterdam The Netherlands Follow us on Facebook Check out our Vimeo channel Visit our old website Studio Joost Grootens: Joost Grootens Dimitri Jeannottat Silke Koeck Hanae Shimizu Linda Ursem Tine van Wel Jens Giesel Luca Napoli Spin — Editorial Disciplines: Projects: Christie's Post-War Supplement Christie's March Issue Christie's Magazine 2/2013 Christie's Magazine 1/2013 Christie's Magazine 6/2012 Christie's Magazine Wallpaper* Fontsmith FS Blake Print Magazine Folkways paper Form paper Channel 4 Haunch magazine Spin/3 Action Time Vision Spin/2 Reading lists Spin/1 Recent work
Frost* Design Blog Francesco Franchi – Analisi Grafica Infographics help us understand, create and experience our reality. They reveal the hidden, explain the complex and illuminate the obscure They definitely are an . To construct effective visual representations of information, graphic designers must filter the information, establish relationships, discern patterns and represent them in a way that allows the consumer of that information to process and digest meaningful knowledge. Today images play an ever more prominent role and the demand on our creativity to visually convey ideas and meaning has increased proportionally. All the infographics are available in higher resolution on my Flickr
Joy of Living at Somerset House Over 100 designers including Terence Conran, Tord Boontje, Tom Dixon and Michael Marriott will anonymously exhibit artworks drawn on a piece of A4 graph paper at Somerset House in London next week, before being sold in aid of a cancer charity. Called Joy of Living, the project was initiated by London Design Guide author Max Fraser to raise money for Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres. The artworks will be exhibited anonymously and sold at the same price with the author only revealed after each piece has been purchased. Update 15/03/11: the designs are now available to buy here for £250 each. Update 24/03/11: the designer of each pice has been revealed and there are still some left to buy. See the full list of designers below. A jury will award a £1000 prize to the best design, plus a £500 prize decided by public vote. See all the designs and vote for your favourite on the project website. More about Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres on Dezeen » More graphic design on Dezeen » Maggie’s See also:
carl rylatt like carl rylatt's posters? share: like our project? Lotta Nieminen — SI Special △Maeven Identity for Maeven (pronounced may-ven), a Brooklyn-based online shop with a collection of vintage and preowned designer clothing. The pattern, used in packaging materials ranging from tissue paper to stickers and mailing bags, uses the two thicknesses of the logo to form a texture reminiscent of pixels, referring to the vintage shop being only online. The colors are a modern interpretation of the vintage red and blue striped envelopes. Typefaces Used: Modern 20, Modern No. 20 Italic △Jennifer Behr Brand book design for luxury hair accessory designer Jennifer Behr. The logo was bronze foiled onto the thick cardboard covers. Creative Direction Roanne Adams (Studio RoAndCo) Design Lotta Nieminen Typefaces Used: Trade Gothic Bold Condensed 20, Arnhem Blond △Trendi Layout redesign for Finnish monthly fashion magazine Trendi. Typeface Used: Austin with hand lettering by Lotta Nieminen Typefaces Used: Knockout, Monaco, Sentinel Typefaces Used: Gotham, Caslon 540 www.lottanieminen.com
Pli Magazine 2-3 on the Behance Network Pli * Arte e Design Issue 2-3 / 2012Enthusiasm This magazine is the result of an exploratory exercise about alternative narratives in print. There was an intention to use format, paper and sequence so that the different articles could be contaminated by each other, as it happens in a round table conversation or debate, as well as by an hyperlinked way of reading that we're now used to apply on the web. The articles become shuffled and eventually blend, united by its themes and separated by their format. Our approach was similar when concerning style, making it possible, by the turning of a page, for the readers to transform chaos into order, the typical magazine pagination into a book layout, zoom into the photographic contents and / or change its graphic style according to the articles' own thematics. This issue is themed around "enthusiasm" and its role in the contemporary project and intellectual culture, (a brave choice for these rough times).