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Channel 4, 25×4 book
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Caruso St.John Architects Book
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Sainsbury’s look book
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Laurence King, Logo book
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Whitechapel Gallery season guide
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Whitechapel Gallery Posters
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Haunch of Venison, Adam Pendleton invite
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Haunch of Venison, Mythologies poster
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Tokyo Poster
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Tokyo Poster Detail
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Proa Exhibition poster
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Spin
Guest Posting 27 April - 1 May 2009
Founded in 1992 Spin’s work covers print, television and interactive design. Their clients range from the small and local to the large and international and are excited by challenging thinking, imagery and typography. For them graphic design is about content, functionality, expression and the physical nature of the medium they’re working in. Collaboration within the studio, with their clients and with photographers, illustrators, programmers, typographers and animators is also fundamental to their process. They believe that successful graphic design must have originality, relevance, clarity and an element of risk and with such a consistently impressive output, who are we to disagree?
The answers to the questions are supplied by founder Tony Brook.
What have you got planned this week?
Nothing special, thanks for asking though.
What do your parents think you do?
Make nice pictures.
Who do you look like?
Jonathan Ellery.
What’s your favourite sense?
Sight.
Tell us something people don’t know about you…
I can’t stand Turquoise.
Did your education count?
It hasn’t finished.
What word can’t you spell?
Thier. Gets me every time.
Tell us a good fact
The American continent is moving away from us at a rate of 5 cm a year.
What’s Next?
The world. Really.
What’’s your ‘Plan B’?
Rip it up and start again.
Guest Posts
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Almir Da Silva Mavignier
- Guest posted by Spin 27 April 2009
Almir Da Silva Mavignier was born 1925 in Rio de Janeiro Brazil and educated at Hochschule für Gestaltung in Ulm under Max Bill, a heady mixture to start with, if you aren’t familiar with his work he might be the best designer you’ve never heard of. He worked/works – I’m not sure – as a freelance designer and artist in Germany for 50 years, his work is a combination of ‘Konkrete Kunst’ and Op-Art. The website is a bit fussy (and in German) but the work, when you eventually find it, is cracking.
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Grapus Posters
- Guest posted by Spin 28 April 2009
This site is an amazing archive of Grapus posters. Grapus was a collective of graphic artists, working together in France between 1970 and 1991. Check it out if you want to see some examples of the graphic design rule book being shredded.
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BBC iPlayer Downloader
- Guest posted by Spin 29 April 2009
Brand new web view, proxy support and finally simultaneous downloads! Yay! This application is for downloading programs from the BBC iPlayer site. It downloads H.264 files suitable for iPhone and iPod Touch and you can drag the files it creates straight into iTunes and/or Quicktime. It’ll even download MP3 files of radio programmes!
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Non Collective
- Guest posted by Spin 30 April 2009
Get your headphones on for this mixtape blog. A growing collection of spacey summer jams, smoothed-out dad rock, psych and some disco nuggets to get your ears all fuzzy.
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Millimeter Milligram
- Guest posted by Spin 1 May 2009
For the past eight years Seoul-based design studio Millimeter/Milligram (Mmmg) has been making stationery and accessories that get attention for their fresh color combos and pop art design. My Christmas present this year was the usual diary! But it was far from boring as it was from Millimeter Milligram! Their stuff is great!
