a beautiful series of figurative, post-war posters from dutch designer/illustrator koen van os, enjoy… they don’t make them like this anymore
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mismatch & ultimate power
this weekend i visited the rietveld academy graduation show, as usual always worth the trip…the graphics department was perhaps less interesting than in previous years i found, although one student stood out in my memory: sophie rogg
a swiss student who created a series of bright, graphic textile patterns with unlikely titles such as ‘the axis of evil according to george w. bush’ and ‘tax havens’
her prints were not only interesting as an idea but were also beautifully executed in multiple extravagant colours using flags and symbolism
china
belgian photographer kurt vansteelant recently sent me some of his images and information about his various visits to china since 2006 where he has documented everyday life on the city streets
check out more of his work here
binary prints
the talented alex trochut has just launched a new project: binary prints, some funky posters with two images created in dayglo ink and a good excuse to go and meet some of his own electronic music heroes… great stuff
more info via how
