an amusing project from japanese design graduate haruka matsubara
who has created clothing to blend in with typical street scenes from tokyo, where neon signs, overhead cables and a mish-mash of architectural styles all collide…
(link via ‘doctor strange’)
in the category ‘unusual news’ this week:
the population of new zealand is being asked via a referendum, to decide what their new flag should be
shown above are some of the early designs of which four have been chosen (below) as options for the referendum, it seems like a clear choice to me…
well that was fun, i spent an evening last week with my good buddy eric wie and his 7 year-old son romer vandalising posters around amsterdam
it was a guerilla action to mark the exhibition of renowned ‘übermaler’ artist arnulf rainer in the ‘cobra museum’ this summer
i have to be honest it was quite addictive, i might have another go soon :) anyone fancy joining me?
commissioned by renowned chocolate company callebaut: a kit to create these naïve, 3D chocolate animals
created by spanish graphic designer ingrid picanyol
the metropole orkest asked me to create a masthead/logo for their new newsletter, entitled MOre:
the final design was not just a logo but a complete cover solution with a typographic form that can be filled with enlarged details from images; to create a simple and striking series of cover variations…
