Filed under: Blog
I don’t normally post personal stuff on here but I’ve just completed my dissertation for my degree and I’m feeling very satisfied. The title in case you’re interested is “Youth sub-cultures have always come from the working-class” and I only just managed to make the minimum word count.
Filed under: Design, Illustration, Inspiration, Music, Photography, Pop Culture, Typography
The best site i’ve seen for a while, over the course of a few days I managed to look through every page of this site plus of course it has an excellent alliterative title too. Click here if you’re also an LP cover lover.
Filed under: Books, Design, Illustration, Inspiration, Modernism, Typography
Things Magazine (who have been nice enough to link to us in the past) have an amazing collection of Pelican covers online. They’re sorted by era and there are a ton of them. Click here to take a look.
Filed under: Books, Design, Fashion, Illustration, Inspiration, Typography
Kitsune Noir have posted up some scans of the renowned type foundry House Industries look book that showcases many of their typefaces. I’ve been a fan of House for ages, particularly their fashion label House 33, which used to have a lavishly appointed shop around the corner from where I used to work in Soho. Check the pictures out here and check House’s site here.
Filed under: Design, Inspiration, Kids, Photography, Pop Culture, Toys | Tags: Design, Kids, Lego, Pop Culture
Filed under: Fashion, Illustration, drawing, fanzine | Tags: Fanzines, Fashion, Fashion Design, Fashion Illustration, Hedi Slimane, Illustration, Paul Smith, Pop Culture, Viktor and Rolf
I thought i’d post these illustrations I did before Christmas for my fanzine Typology (the fanzine is alas, yet to be finished) of a few fashion designers. These are probably the best of the bunch but I’m still working through some issues I’m having with my illustration at the moment. Click for bigger versions
Hedi Slimane
Paul Smith
Viktor
Rolf
Filed under: Design
The site seems to be down at the moment due (I assume) to a massive influx of visitors but this chair is a really interesting idea. A large ball of rope is melted into the shape of a chair using a mold. Via Boing Boing
Filed under: Advertising, Art, Design, Exhibition, Illustration, Inspiration, Pop Culture
I’ve seen their work around but never known who they were until now, seems they’ve got an exhibition on at the moment too at the Coningsby Gallery in London. Click here for details and to go to their site.
Filed under: Design
I REALLY need to get something like this, I leave clothes all over the place. Available here. Via Like Cool.
Filed under: Art, Design, Film, Illustration, Inspiration, Pop Culture, Typography
Creative Review has a nice little feature on the new James Bind stamps from the Royal Mail. Click Here
