thank god for trains with wirelss… as i write this i’m heading off to burgundy, france for a few days… to help one of my favourite clients with the design of a new historical reference book he has written, my father
the blog will be a bit quiet (maybe) till i get back on tuesday, have a good weekend
residents of amsterdam will be all too familiar with this surreal phenomenon: a collection of buildings in amsterdam wrapped in coloured tarpaulings by noor van de voort
see also this related project i worked on facade (part of which also appears in this very collection)
(link via ‘sander van der duin’)
a tricky subject for amusement and not everybodys ‘cup of tea’… some new work from my mate martijn, in preparation for a small booklet i’m helping him with this week… it is my cup
a planned exhibition i’m taking part in at at the ‘dutch poster museum’ early next year, has just been confirmed, more news soon…
…what’s the point of sticking up an identical piece when you could display an augmented image instead? […] respect the following constraint: produce an image that evolves with each new run of ink… each image, reflecting an extra run, will be presented to the public in four stages. Colour thus acquires a narrative potential…
a poster project featuring 13 designers from the upcoming chaumont poster festival website (26 may-8 june 2012), amongst them locals: mister michiel schuurman and pinar & viola, thanks also to michiel for the link