Open Switzerland is a conceptual design project by BaseGVA in collaboration with SUMO interactive, where the initiative, comprising provocative, rethought, iconic Swiss imagery, an interactive website and a custom-made «neutral» typeface, launches a debate about what it means to challenge a country’s identity and, in doing so, its very reason for being.
Visit full gallery + make your own poster, here.
Corporate Identity by Zurich based graphic design studio Hegi-Weidmann for the Independent Art Book Fair “I Never Read“. The project includes logotype, screenprinted posters and plastic bags and flyers.
Found here.
Misspellings detected by the Google spelling correction for the query “Britney Spears” during a period of three months.
According to Ask Jeeves data published by the German newspaper “Die Zeit”, there are exactly 1126 different variations on spelling Britney’s name.
More (useless) info here.
Policy advisory shot by Jilly Ballistic @Bryant Park, New York.
Found here.
Found here.
Have a lovely week everybody!
From the series Travel Posters for Lazy People created by illustrator H. Caldwell Turner for CollegeHumor.
(found while procrastinating on facebook)
PARCE QUE! project by Sean Heart depicting the death of apolitical and conformist journalist Tintin and his dog Milou.
I think they had it coming.
“Greece as a state is sinking and decomposes every day while its future is uncertain. At the same time Greece as a place remains beautiful and unique to its visitors and residents.”
Poster by Greek design group Beetroot. It was designed for an article of “TaNea” newspaper where five design studios had to design a poster about promoting Greece in this time of crisis.
Artwork at Wicklow street in London, artist unknown!
Intersting poster that reveals a folding fantastic landscape. The poster accompanies the Dubrovnik Visiting School symposium and workshop that studied the dynamic territory of Dubrovnik’s coastline and the mutual dependencies of land and water.Found on Architectural Association’s website
Stanley Kubrick pictogram movie posters by Victor Hertz, part of French Cinémathèque‘s online exhibition named ‘Kubrick et le Web‘.
Free Dirt (2009), by Sofia Goscinski.
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