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Category Archives: Graphic Design
Street View
September 24th, 2010
Earlier in the year, the artist called Component achieved a new level of notoriety by simultaneously being arrested for 'tagging' a wall outside TV3 while having an exhibition on at Auckland Art Gallery. We've long been fans of this artist's contributions to the local streetscape (you could hardly say they're lowering the tone…), so thought it was [...]
Also posted in Art | Tagged Component, Cut Collective, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Street art | Leave a comment
Quake Poster
September 23rd, 2010
Download it, blow it up (to A3), stick it on your wall (if you want…) This just in from Peter Oxley at Ratio, in Christchurch. Oxley has designed this poster (pdf download) in remembrance of the Christchurch quake which hit on 4 September. A number of design studios in Christchurch were affected by the shakes, although Ratio [...]
Lone Star
September 21st, 2010
During the American summer of 2009, Clem Devine and Sam Trustrum rode a Mustang from Georgia to Texas and back. While in Austin TX they met Pentagram design partner DJ Stout. From ProDesign 108 (additional images courtesy Pentagram and Sam Trustrum). A year ago all I wanted was a pair of Tony Lama full quill ostrich skin cowboy [...]
Free Font
September 10th, 2010
It's almost becoming a post a day on the Anti-Design Fest, which kicks off in London next week. Aucklanders have a there own taste of the festival via a set of billboards designed by Philip Kelly (the designs will also feature at the festival, and Designworks designer Josh Barr is representing there. Anyway, fans of guns and typefaces (or irony; [...]
Against Type
September 9th, 2010
London's Anti-Design Festival Auckland Outpost Following on from our previous post on Wellington designer Josh Barr, his Blogroll and the Anti-Design Fest (ADF) in London, we're happy to announce that Anti-Design has another local connection. Newly returned from NYC, New Zealand designer Philip Kelly has, in conjunction with the ADF, erected three text/type billboards to be [...]
Musings on Semi-Permanent, vol. 2.
September 8th, 2010
In part two in of our Semi-Permanent 2010 retrospective, Emma Parnell recalls the youthful exuberance and undeniable talent of illustrator Jessica Hische. For a girl who owns the URL ‘iamobsessedwithmycats.com’ (it redirects to her website) and describes her life as “a solitary existence where nobody showers and you get covered in cat hair”, Jessica Hische is [...]
Also posted in Illustration, Review, Semi-Permanent 2010 | Tagged Emma Parnell, Illustration, Jessica Hische, Semi Permanent, Type Design | 1 Comment
Alt Wins a Million Awards
August 26th, 2010
Or maybe it was seven… but seven may as well be a million if you're counting red dots in front of your eyes. In 2009 Alt Group took home four Red Dot awards and then later went on to win the supreme Red Dot Grand Prix for communication design. This year it has taken home seven Red [...]
Blog Roll to Hit London
August 26th, 2010
Wellington designer Josh Barr has work chosen for Anti Design Festival in London. Barr’s work, Blog Roll, is a sculptural piece that challenges the notion of graphic design as two-dimensional and questions the value of digital communication or, as he puts it, “In essence, the work provokes debate about the value of what publishing is.”
Weekend Herald Revamp
August 14th, 2010
The Saturday morning stumble back from your letterbox may have today been a little more interesting. The Weekend Herald has been given a shake-up courtesy Australian print design specialists De Luxe & Associates. De Luxe did a nice job improving the Sunday News a while back, and the firm has quite a portfolio of top shelf clients on its website. [...]
Also posted in Type Design | Tagged Christian Schwartz, Founders Grotesk, Kris Sowersby, Publico, Tiempos | 6 Comments




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