a whacky little film and true story, from mister boonstra
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wip
we are currently in the middle of a complicated project; to create a stop-motion film using our familiar pins & strings technique, can’t say very much about it now (as it is a bit confidential) but starting to look good, so far…
the brahms
some images from the set i made with ruud this week for a photo for guitar band ‘the brahms’ (see previous post)
great fun but way too much work in relation to what it was for, as usual :)
make the logo bigger
i was back in the studio with my old buddy mister ruud baan last saturday, for the first time in ages; several years in fact
we are working on a little project together this week, to create a typographic backdrop for a band portrait, more news later…
GD
…in that moment the designer was the client and the designer at the same time. They could express themselves in a way which was inspiring. This, was for me, a pure laboratory where the designers could go really very far. This was also the period where we worked together with Cranbrook Academy in Detroit which was at that moment the most avante-garde art school in America. The Head of Graphic Design Catherine McCoy visited me and was so impressed by the way we approached our work that she asked if she could send some interns. I said ‘of course’ and there is a lot of influence from Cranbrook Academy in this work as well…
an interview with gert dumbar and my buddy graham sturt from VBAT, well worth a read even if you know the dumbar story and his opinions already… nice job graham!