Showing posts with label Verity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Verity. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 April 2011

A couple of good grids


e excellent design agency Bibliotheque has created two stunning posters dedicated to Rams’ legacy. The first, which is pictured here, is titled “Dieter Rams’ Ten Principles” and features his ten principles for good design. They were commissioned by VitsÅ“ to create the poste.


 France based studio Hey Ho

Monday, 14 March 2011

Studio Beige




http://studiobeige.nl/work/OLAFMOOIJ.php?english 

Sara Fanelli's annual report

Very illustrative, would work well with the timeline idea. 




Binding suggestions






Each section in a separate signatures. 

Tuesday, 8 March 2011





I stumbled across these really interesting paper cups and bowls yesterday. They are by Dutch artist and designer, Yvette Jacobs. Thought I'd share!

Sunday, 30 January 2011

Saturday, 15 January 2011

Somerset House installation




Orchestras in the ice….

The ice Isungset uses to make his instruments – marimbas, chimes, drums, even an ice trumpet comes from frozen lakes in Arctic Norway.
a collaboration with Phil Slocombe and Lumen, which features recordings of Isungset’s music, projected images by Mariele Neudecker and one of the ice monoliths used for the performances. “

Vintage Pop Up Shop





Present & Correct's 'Pop-in' shop, London

Wednesday, 29 December 2010

Merry Christmas MAMMOTH

Some festive letterpress from http://smallcaps-blog.blogspot.com/ and http://kelsey-letterpress.blogspot.com/. Enjoy guys!!











Monday, 29 November 2010

Marian Bantjes









I bought this book off amazon the other day. Not only is it a beautiful object in itself, but her theories on typography are inspirational, interesting, intense, diverse.... wonderful. 

Monday, 8 November 2010

More ideas...

Also, (this is my last one I swear!) these paper trees are really interesting. The artist - Teruya - cuts one side of a paper object and pushes the negative paper inside, creating a miniature paper tree. This creates shadows all around the interior of the object, giving the idea that there are numerous paper trees inside one bag/ box/ toilet roll. Its quite a poetic idea "The bags started as trees and they are ending their lives as a tiny echo of what once was". 






D.I.Y?





Hilary Grant's "make your own mittens"