Looking forward to motivate my mate to buy a bike.
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Great illustration/type work by Bulgarian-based Kamen Kamenov. Love the depth of field on these. A nice take on the classic “wireframe”.
Cool g !
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The City Arts and Music Project (The CAMP) is a café, bar slash arts and music space in Shoreditch. Just off Old Street roundabout to be precise. They have some great Friday nights coming up, make sure you check them out. This is the poster, which they had me design. I praise them for not going with super-sized fonts on this occasion.
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FFFinally the beautiful f is round here. !
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Fresh editorial design for Le Fourquet Magazine by Mexico-based La Tortilleria studio. So many great spreads.
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Its been a minute. My MSC number 6 [WIP].
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Sorry guys still working on the “F”. Will be Soon.
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I’ve just started working on a new website for the various boys. The concept is hush hush for now but trust, it’ll be something a bit different, nice and creative – like the label itself. Make sure you get subscribed to the mailing list.
HQD&B is a super-dope monthly Drum & Bass night in Oxford and this is their flyer, what I designed. If you’re around Oxford on any of these dates be sure to drop in, you won’t be disappointed.
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Can’t even begin to describe how much I love the spreads on this Cinema Program for Jim Jarmusch, designed by Ramon Lenherr. Absolutely beautiful. I found it almost impossible to post my favourites.
Some might say “its all been done before” possibly referring to the black/white type choice and use of the angular line, personally I’d quite happily look at this kinda work all day – if its as well executed as this example.
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The Latvian magazine Jaunā Gaita has always had some really fresh cover artwork. Going right back to 1955, Mikus Vanag’s Jaunā Gaita archive details them all. Looking at the gallery you’ll be able to see Jaunā Gaita has a heavy influence on the Bridging the Gap posters.
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Aisle One 2010 Calendar
Aisle One is a great graphic design/typography blog I frequent run by Antonio Carusone. This is his 2010 Calendar, and its a treat. Here’s the blurb:
“Limited edition of 50 letterpress prints featuring a calendar with the year printed in English, Italian, French and German. The 2010, the days of the week, and the edition number line are all printed blind. Type is set in Helvetica. All prints are numbered and signed. The calendar size is 16.5″ x 23.5″ (A2) and printed on Crane Lettra Fluorescent White 110# (300gsm) paper.”
Love the clean gridded up design, single colour, blind emboss and letterpress print. More here.
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The Italic Poster by Eivind Soreng
Great poster by Eivind Soreng. A limited run of 100 were screenprinted white on black Plike. Now sold out there might be some around later in the year. I’ll have to get my hands on one of these.
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