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Germany ran a series of stamps commemorating Bauhaus faculty. My daughter would send them one by one as they were put into circulation.
This stamp honors Mies van der Rohe.
I just finished (well, almost) the jewelry design site for Karin Jacobson. Still needs a few additions but it's almost there.
This would be the place to get your girl a cool piece of jewelry this holiday season. Her stuff is all inspired by comic books, anime and sci-fi. Pretty damn cool. Check out the sweet designer jewelry!
Designed by Wilhelm Berger 1914. Switzerland commissioned a number of posters promoting tourism as well as national Swiss events, in a time when the popularity of alpine hiking and mountain climbing was developing in Europe before WWI. The use of san serif letterforms tightly packed is a part of the growing use of letterform as a design element. It still has a long way to go to the contemporary Swiss poster design! But how quickly times and visuals change.
This is designed on a horizontal layout, unusual for an early Swiss poster.
A New Graphic Design layout using strong san-serif letterforms from the 1950's. This was also called the Swiss Movement in the graphic design world, a carry over from the Bauhaus, De Stiil and early swiss graphics. Not set in Helvetica but set in Helvetica's daddy, Akzidenz Grotesk, at least I suspect that this is Berthold's Akzidenz Grotesk.
The term graphic designer was just coming into being at this time. You were called an advertising artist before that.
The name and graphic inspiration derives from James Beard award winning restaurant owner Celina Tio’s former boarding school in Pennsylvania, where the mascot was a moose. “Collection” was a homeroom-type gathering time for students.
Created in collaboration with Jordan Gray and Brent Anderston with Stir
Someone said to me: "those collages have been done".
Well, It hasn't yet been done by me. I don't know why so many people are afraid of doing things that "we've seen already"... in my opinion it's a great starting place to things we haven't seen yet.
A sketch for a poster Avigail and Me had done yesterday.
Joseph Binder, poster for the Quality League Settlement in Vienna 1932. He was asked which one of his designs was his favorite and his reply was "the design that I have just taken off the drawing board is always my favorite".
Copyright:- Ladybird Books
Series 621. Dating from the early-60s, but keenly read by me around 1974 (40 years ago - gasp!)
Dubious (mis)use of batteries (taking them apart, etc) - but 'Pepper's Ghost' from 'Light, Mirrors & Lenses' a particular memory.
Ratpack - Travel Gear | Hello - Spicy Gelatin | Clickey - Key Organizer | Ghosty - Apparel
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Letterpress coaster series we produced for Anthem! www.anthemww.com Besides turning out beautifully (mainly due to good appropriate design work) the piece is also a good example of using 2-color printing and other letterpress learning.
i had a blast designing the brand identity for 101 south, an up and coming band from santa barbara, california. this is one of the brand identity concepts.
Project: Corporate identity for Armatta (school project)
Concept: Step two in an ongoing branding project for an independant montreal based contemporary art/urban/trendy art gallery. The logo works as a system that can shift and be reconstructed for countless forms of application. An ever changing identity shifts and evolves to accomodate to the ever-changing art-scene. The shapes themselves are composed of the logotype's letterforms.
Application will always involve a unity between the logo's application in it's simplicity, as well as it's pattern-based execution. This unity reflects the idea of a gallery, as well as the concept of art itself.
...hey wow, grafitti is so cool! why dont we use it for our next image-campaign.
mixed media on canvas
size: 500x500mm