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Happiness Brussels created a limited edition of 200 posters, designed by Anthony Burrill and screen printed with oil from the deep water horizon spill collected on the beaches of Grand Isle, Louisiana. Each poster is 76.2 cm x 50.8 cm, signed & numbered in pencil and costs €150 ($207 as of today). All benefits go…
Type City Cleveland was begun as a class project in 2007 at the Cleveland Institute of Art by Chris Ramsay, adjunct professor in the Communication Design department. The inspiration came from a printed piece distributed by Veer, highlighting some of their great typefaces. He took this concept, and applied it to the city of Cleveland…
TED was awesome to share with us that they have just announced this year’s winner of their prestigious TED Prize, awarded annually to an exceptional individual who receives $100,000 and, much more important, “One Wish to Change the World.” This year, anonymous guerilla artist and photographer JR has won the coveted prize. JR’s work involves…
Amazing! These remind me of a project I did back in college….except way cooler. What a great way to reuse paper rolls. Check out more of Anastassia’s work on her site (English friendly version on Behance). (via Renegade Handmade)
I love the cute and sometimes twisted illustrations that Andy Gonsalves is cranking out. Really speaks to my absurd sense of humor. Absolutely genius. You may recognize his work, as several illustrations were printed over at Threadless. Make sure to check out his site for more, it was hard to pick just a few for here!…
I stumbled across Neplus Ultra by p.s.type, the typographic lab of pprwrk studio, and was struck by some of the really special characters like the &, @, and lowercase g which may be the happiest-looking character I’ve ever seen. The heavy slabby display type is pretty popular right now, but this seems a step above…
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
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
