there are advantages to computer based designs… for example, when it comes to a ‘minor’ text edit making type with hundreds of steel pins by hand (with an average of 3 hours per letter, including creating then destroying each one) is not good news… still we have finally completed the stop-motion animation (tv commercial) project this weekend and i will post it soon here on the blog…
we’ve just completed a new line-up poster for the ‘sugar factory’ and have started working on a poster & campaign for a new client this week: a rather controversial foreign theater production taking place later this year in amsterdam, of which more news later this year…
it’s possibly one of the healthiest ways to practice graphic design and apparently even an aspiring olympic sport… one of the latest figures is the statue of liberty and much like any other trend figure running even has its own ‘app’
…while the visitor keeps their eyes shut, a moving platform guides a pen in their hand to draw a self-portrait, using computer vision to track their face and generate a line drawing. The result is a machine-aided drawing, a self-portrait you could never draw… (via uwe)
interesting idea for a ‘greenpeace’ global warming print campaign, employing national flags to convey the message
