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Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts

October 26, 2012

How does design work?

From Kelli Anderson's Creative Mornings talk: 
"When we make things, we initiate a collaboration with the preexisting conditions of the universe." If you think you're creating from scratch, that's B.S.

Her infographic work is colorful and fun, and feels so strongly unified. I can't find a visual gap anywhere. I'm having a hard time imagining how involved her process must be. I'm sure she's just that talented. But in her talk, she goes much deeper than that. She talks about the impact of her work and how she wants to "disrupt" the repetitive rituals through design. It's not flat, it's not obvious, it's begging for dimension and universal meaning. Think I just refell in love with design.


August 19, 2012

Marjo Loponen of I Am Not Your Type

I was educated in graphic design but I've drifted from that line of work as of late. Honestly it's been a while since I've seen anything fresh, but the work of Marjo Loponen really caught my eye. Seems like he can really do anything with any idea. I'll be watching this recent Helsinki / London / Sydney grad, as should you!

all images via http://www.iamnotyourtype.co.uk/


June 26, 2012

The Winsome Brave

Wish I'd been able to see Winsome Brave's Nomadic Hanging Stone installation at 2 Cooper Square, The Future Perfect's Off-site. They're a multi-disciplinary design shop in Brooklyn. I do love rocks, but love seeing people doing killer work more.







Photos from their blog

March 10, 2010

Deep Blue Sea by TUGBOAT

Woodblock prints by Paul Roden + Valerie Lueth of Tugboat Printshop in Pittsburg, PA. I would kill for any of these pieces, esp the last one. *cough* jason *cough* .







Bored and want to blow your own mind? Go here immediately to see their meticulous and just plain awe-inspiring process on their website.