Showing results 1–8 of 22 for the month of September, 2010
Loving the work of Kevin Tong, one of the many talented artists I had the chance to see at Renegade Craft Fair. Finally getting around to sifting through the numerous business cards I collected while at the Chicago edition. I highly recommend going to the fair if you ever get the chance! Make sure to…
Here is a promo video from The Printing Ink Company out of Canada. The cinematography captures all the great gooey/tacky/shiny aspects of ink, any lover of print will appreciate this. via J Annie Williams
Yum Yum is animation, illustration and design by Beth Algieri and Jonny Plummer. And I’m totally in love. This stuff is awesome! Make sure to check out their fun little animations (ha this one in particular reminds me of a parking incident I had in Chicago), blog and other work on their site. (via share…
Awesome and bizarro, I love Andrea Wan’s work—with her mix of collage, paint and ink doing the visual storytelling. Be sure to check out her site for more.
Check out this awesome short film by Danny Cooke about Sign Writer David A Smith: David A Smith is a name that has become synonymous in Sign-Writing and Glass gilding circles, with high quality, hand crafted reverse glass signs and decorative silvered and gilded mirrors. In this short documentary, we reveal behind the scenes work,…
This recently released video from IDEO looks at three unique perspectives on digital books. Each one proposes some really interesting ideas that would work in different reading environments. By far, my favorite is ‘Alice’, for its non-linear approach to a story. I’m interested to know people’s opinions on this. via Paul Sahre
This month, The Hello Project is partnering with Sharpie® to give all you doodlers out there the chance to win all sorts of rad Sharpie® pens and goodies! HOW IT WORKS: Submit a Hello – without using any words that mean ‘hello’ – by September 30, 2010 and win Sharpie® Pens and other cool Sharpie®…
This is a preview to Linotype: The Film, which is a documentary about Ottmar Mergenthaler’s amazing Linotype typesetting machine and the people who own and love these machines today. Visit the site to stay updated on the upcoming film: www.linotypefilm.com. (via @typeis4lovers)
