A nice short film by Andrew Telling documenting both work from the Semblance series and the triptych billboard installation at the Truman Brewery in London created to coincide with the launch of the Semblance Collectors’ Box Set.
Nice little video with interviews of some young passionate illustrators working together with Build on a project for Nokia.
The Apple logo is one of the most famous logos in the world. Apple fans not only put this logo on their vehicles to show their loyalty, they go to the extreme of tattooing themselves with it, a level of dedication very few brands achieved. The logo is admired for it’s simplicity and many meanings that people attach to it. It’s timeless. For 30 years it has been unchanged and I expect at least another 30 before anything drastic will be done to it.
There are many theories about this logo and many of them are just that. Find out the truth, read the interview with Rob Janoff, the designer of the original Apple logo, who will tell you all about his design.
Attending the FITC (Flash In The Can) in Amsterdam a couple of weeks ago, we had the pleasure of hearing Evan Roth speak about his many crazy, weird and wonderful ideas/projects. Check out his site here or try typing BAD ASS MOTHERFUCKER on Google, witch is one of his crazy projects, to see how long it will take him to be the first one listed when searching for those 3 key words… LOL!
Really cool example of combining a printed magazine with augmentet reality. Build with Open Frameworks for the March 2010 issue of Boards Magazine. Everything is open source released under the GPL v2.0, so there is no excuse not to play around with this nice example!
Check behind the scene here…
Julien Vallée and Nicolas Burrows have got their If You Could Collaborate project up online.
Danse Dance is about re-discovering our daily surroundings. Each object is assigned to a letter on the keyboard, and can be activated or deactivated at any time.
Check it out: www.dansedance.dk
(via: It’s Nice That)
What do you get when you cross a fashion afficionado with an Illustrator with a dash of 80′s cartoon nerd thrown in for good measure? Well, that would be Hipster He-Man, of course. The clothes all actually exist, and are noted below each image. Pretty good free advertising for those mentioned if you ask me.
Tanning design crated with vinyl stickers and solarium. In memory of Paul Arden.
2009 /// James Titterton / Arden & Anstruther Photographic Gallery
Chech out more work from Janine Rewell
http://www.workforfood.nu/store/
au-some! looking forward to get ma monkey button!
