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San serif capitals set tightly packed. Unheard of! And look at that asymmetric layout with all that empty space! What's the visual world coming to???
One of many Jane Grigson books published by Penguin. Originally published in 1971, still in print, this edition is 1981. Cover photo by Alan Spain.
An 11-month journey through my own design work, with a metric ton of tinkering, fiddling, agonizing, and compiling. The covers are acrylic, with a stainless steel binding and aluminum posts. The interior covers are laser-cut, wood veneer.
Blacks, green, red, chrome, polished, coated with lethal thorns, dressed in a rainbow of oil.
Queens-eyed fly, females eat the groom, let him die in overnight, ancient priestesses of the cult. We observe, we are studying, from 300 thousand years walking with us covered by shadows. They are watching us, they are studying us. For more than 300 thousand years walking with us covered by shadows.
They were here before us, they will survive. Pupae, moths, mosquitoes, ticks, bees, beetles, ants. They have beautiful and perfect geometries that come to life. They waited and pondered, have opted for silence. Now the wait is over and the time has come. The human being is a fashion, the future belongs to insect.
Insekta is a collection designed by italian studio Kreativehouse
The entire moodboard is completely inspired by the shapes of insects and their world of color. The drawings, taken from original illustrations by Cristian Grossi, were applied to different supports, to create a collection of unique products: a limited edition set of illustrated notebooks in recovered paper, a set of pins and tees.
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After receiving the first two or three issues of the Swiss New Graphic Design publication in 1961, a group of us decided that we would meet once a week and set problems and create New Graphic Design solutions to design projects and then critique them from those new concepts. We chose one topic at a time and this project was a Vivaldi album cover.
The designer of this layout was by a young man who had just gotten out of the US army and was setting up a freelance business in Portland. He is a major west coast designer to this day, still freelancing out of his own office.
"A strong BLACK WOMAN doesn't let a tear stain her face"
Customizable design available for Sale.
If anyone interested, please knock me.
Trademark for the Rhône-Poulenc Group. Designer Jean Fortin. From Graphis Annual 71/72. (France). Blogged at Aqua-Velvet.
this is a class project for designing a corp. logo based on my last name. The company is a heavy machinery company.
Blacks, green, red, chrome, polished, coated with lethal thorns, dressed in a rainbow of oil.
Queens-eyed fly, females eat the groom, let him die in overnight, ancient priestesses of the cult. We observe, we are studying, from 300 thousand years walking with us covered by shadows. They are watching us, they are studying us. For more than 300 thousand years walking with us covered by shadows.
They were here before us, they will survive. Pupae, moths, mosquitoes, ticks, bees, beetles, ants. They have beautiful and perfect geometries that come to life. They waited and pondered, have opted for silence. Now the wait is over and the time has come. The human being is a fashion, the future belongs to insect.
Insekta is a collection designed by italian studio Kreativehouse
The entire moodboard is completely inspired by the shapes of insects and their world of color. The drawings, taken from original illustrations by Cristian Grossi, were applied to different supports, to create a collection of unique products: a limited edition set of illustrated notebooks in recovered paper, a set of pins and tees.
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Allen & Simmonds (Reading) Ltd. were piston & piston ring specialists based in Reading, England. Letter dated 2 May 1925 Ref.: BT_004_36
From the Bill Lind Collection
tshirt design for www.urbanathlon.co.uk . The design is for the reverse of a white tshirt so that the figure is positioned like its creeping up over the wearers shoulder
Fonts catalog design for the FonType company.
Fonts by Eliahu Fried.
Photography by Shai Korzen.
Thanks Stav Rosenthal, Reut Rozen.