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Diseño de /// Designed by Caligrafía Bilbao
Cliente /// Client Carmen Soto The Bride — en El Calotipo.
Client: Specacular Aquariums
Brief: To design a three fold leaflet for an aquatics solutions company
Year: 2004
Web Portfolio: www.dejongedesign.com
Synchronous Technology 2D gives you the same freedom and speed in 2D that the
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Projeto Acadêmico
Design Editorial
Ano:2010
Desenvolvimento de ilustrações (colagem)
e desenvolvimento em equipe do conceito.
Brifing real: Coleção Guarda chuva, Editora Positivo.
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Roman Diaz taught his bird at the PRO retreat. I immediately saw some possibilities with the design, and de-evolved the bird into a T-rex. Roman appeared to like it. He said, "I'm taking this. I'm not asking you. I'm telling you." :)
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The 2 models inside Envelope J show the development of a 5 Daisy Motif design. This is quite similar to the model inside Envelope B but the orientation of the Daisy motifs is different.
The Daisy motif is Prof. Yoshihide Momotani's creation. The model is the same as the Andrea Rose which JC Nolan discovered later.
This was my way of recording my works before I started diagramming. I think it was done in the 80's. So please, do not ask for diagrams, CP or tips.
Permaculture Design Certificate
With Nick Ritar + special guests
Alexandria, Sydney Australia
May-August 2010
I picked out everything for this booth. Designed the background and found the place to get it printed (in Atlanta), picked out the furniture and lighting and built the product racks out of a coat and magazine rack from ikea along with some pvc pipe and spray paint from Home Depot and the shag rug came from "as-is" at ikea.
Now the fuckers have to pay me for my work. Can you believe they're actually giving me shit about it? Losers.
New premises in what used to be the Commonwealth Center. I wrote about it here: medium.com/@fjordaan/londons-new-design-museum-b9f9d1b5c17d
Young designers from schools across Greater Manchester celebrated their success on Wednesday 3rd April at a special event hosted by the High Sheriff at the Police Museum.
Children aged up to 16 years old were challenged to design a new poster with the theme “What the police do to keep us safe”.
The winning entries, chosen from schools across Greater Manchester, were Lola Robinson, aged 11 from Moorgate Primary School in Bolton, and Miley Rose Green, age 6 from Tonge Moor Primary School in Bolton.
Chosen by the High Sheriff, Robina Shah, and Chief Constable Ian Hopkins, the winning designs will be made in to posters, and Lola and Miley both received a goodie bag from the museum and a trip to visit the Police Dogs & Horses at Hough End.
Winners and invited guests were also given the chance to learn more about the history of policing in Greater Manchester as they took a special trip around the Museum exploring the police cells, trying on different uniforms and chatting to the museum’s replica horse Duff.
The event, hosted by “Team High Sheriff” was attended by mayors and senior members of GMP who were treated to a choir from Wright Robinson College, with the High Sheriff also paying thanks to the people who had supported her over the past year and presented them with certificates of achievement.
The High Sheriff, Robina Shah said: “We were thrilled to celebrate the achievements of young people and Ambassadors last night at the excellent Police Museum.
“Our poster competition presented a young people’s perspective on what the police do to keep us safe. All the entries were absolutely super and collectively paid tribute to the excellent work our police officers, staff and volunteers do to ensure we are safe from harm.
“Many thanks to all the young people and teachers for taking part and huge congratulations to the winners Miley and Lola, and to our super runners-up.”
Police Museum tor, Katie Henderson said: “We were delighted to host this event for ‘Team High Sheriff’ to celebrate the achievements of local young people. I was incredibly impressed by all the poster entries and did not envy those having to pick an overall winner.
“GMP Museum is looking forward to welcoming more young people and their families to the building over the Easter holidays when we will have additional Thursday open days.”
The museum will be open throughout the Easter holidays when they hope to be joined by some special guests within GMP. Keep an eye out on their social media pages across Facebook and Twitter for updates.
For more information about Policing in Greater Manchester please visit www.gmp.police.uk
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