KentLyons were commissioned to create a personalised iPad app for drivers participating in The Run To Monaco: a five-day supercar rally leading up to the Monaco Grand Prix.
The app serves as a travel guide and journey planner, complete with route maps and itineraries, useful numbers and advice for driving in France. Each iPad was presented to the driver in a custom hand-made felt and leather case.
Founded in 2002, Research&Development is a partnership between art directors Daniel Olsson and Jonas Topooco.
Together they’ve amassed a stunning portfolio of identities, catalogues, exhibitions and websites for clients mainly within the arts and cultural sectors. And they have a website nothing short of beautiful to match…
A Friend of Mine have designed the identity, environmental graphics and print collateral for VCE Season of Excellence – a series of events and exhibitions to showcase creative arts students from Victoria, Australia.
The exhibition design feels strangely reminiscent of the London 2012 branding (not the logo but the colours and the ‘jagged ribbon’), or perhaps that’s just me…
Bráulio Amado is a designer and illustrator from Portugal, currently based in New York. Bráulio works as a junior designer for Pentagram, as well as taking on freelance commissions for his own clients.
Johnson Banks have designed this set of postage stamps celebrating the last 60 years of British fashion. The outfits were photographed on live models to create more dynamic poses – with the faces and hands removed later at the retouching stage.
The stamps have launched today and are available to buy directly from Royal Mail.
Sawdust created this limited edition poster for Oh Yeah Studio’s This Is Now exhibition, held in Oslo. The piece, entitled Non-Euclidean, is based on a quote by János Bolyai, a Hungarian mathematician known for his pioneering work in non-Euclidean geometry.
15 designers, illustrators and motion artists were invited to exhibit posters and moving image, and limited prints are available to buy from the exhibition which closes this Wednesday.
Thanks to Rob for sending this in.
In this short film, Adam Hinton talks about his new book, Shibuya – the first to be published under This is Real Art’s new imprint. This series of 29 portraits documents the misery and pressures of daily life at the world’s busiest railway station in Tokyo.
The book is bound in a soft grey cloth with a black foil embossed graphic from Japan’s ‘walk/don’t walk’ sign.
Anglepoise have announced their latest range of table, floor, wall and pendant lamps, with a variety of colours and finishes to choose from.
Products from the Duo range will available from the end of the summer.
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