Typographer Marian Bantjes was asked by Wallpaper magazine to design a series of graphics to be printed on a Laser sailboat. Inspired by World War II ‘razzle dazzle camouflage’, which was used on British gunships , she came up with this unorthodox design. For the small sum of £10,000 it can be yours!
For summer 2010, one of my favorite mag’s Monocle, has a new addition to its editorial calendar. The Monocle Mediterraneo newspaper features a mix of essays, reportage, interviews and fashion. The specially curated summer newspaper will be accompanied by the Summer Series, a weekly audio show that will be broadcast on Monocle.com with live music and debate on Fridays at 12.00 CET.
Sounds and looks like must have material to read and listen to on your holiday destination of choice…
Couple of weeks ago we already posted his stop motion movie My Desk is 8-Bit. This guy makes more work in this style.
He made a graphic series about nowadays products with a 70’s style. So what if the iPod was designed in the 70’s? It could look like this.
Check out more work on http://www.alexvaranese.com/
Nowadays it’s all about touch interfaces on mobile phones. But this movie shows other forms of communication through textures which can shift in their shapes. This will bring new opportunities for interacting with each other. Ask your self: How would happy or angry ‘feel’?
It’s simple, but makes use of the identity in a very creative way.
The guys from Arkitip Magazine celebrate the FIFA World Cup seen through the eyes of New York City’s own Chinatown Soccer Club, which consist out of artists, photographers, designers, writers, skateboarders and like-minded creative individuals. Each 160-page issue comes packaged with a Chinatown Soccer Club poster and scarf in a bag made from goal netting. Welldone!
Super stylish presskit for Nike’s write the future campaign. The actor-soccer-stars who appear in the commercial are carved out of crayon, done by the amazing Diem Chau.
Info-graphics are a nice way to visualize data. But interactive info-graphics are more fun. These japanese guys made a Twitter parade, using your Twitter nickname or topic. So create your own Twitter parade on: http://isparade.jp/
Stop motion never ceases to amaze. This short piece brings back the authentic feeling of an old school 8bit game.
Inspired by our friends, Dutch duo Haas&Hahn, the Let’s Colour Project is an amazing and yet simple way to create a world changing community. Wow! 650 people from all over the world came together in the name of colour to paint houses, walls, companies, streets and so on. This beautiful film is shot by multi-award winning director Adam Berg over four weeks in Brazil, France, London and India. The project is supported by Akzo Nobel. Well done guys. For pictures visit this slideshow and here you’ll find some documentaries
