Our friend Remi just finished some amazing wall decorations for Carat. Remi states on his Behance account: “I was asked to help with the redecoration and decoration at the office of Carat, a large media-agency in Oslo. The project included decorating 5 walls, one large illustrative, two typography related, and two with a mix of typo and illustrations. The brief was rooted in the phrase “Redefining media”, and my take on it.” I think Remi solved this one super nicely. Popping typography with awesome details. Lucky Carat people. More pictures:
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Archive for the ‘Design we love’ Category
Steady as She Goes
Super sweet 3D Sculptural piece by Luca Ionescu from Like Minded Studio. Check out their site, they do fun things with typography. Meanwhile see the details from the lovely piece above, here:
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The Craftsman Luke Stockdale
Me and aussie Luke Stockdale went to university together at RMIT Mebourne. Stumbled upon his portfolio now six years later. He treasures the craft of vintage type and signage alongside with his design firm Whiskey Theatre Design Co. based in Nashville, Tennessee. Check out his work
Stitched type
This wonderful blogpost about stiched lettering made me smile. Hope you´ll smile too. Enjoy.
(trust me, look through the whole thing. Nice pics.)
via Myfonts.
The history of #type —-> NOW IN 3D
Stumbled upon this amazing alphabet london-based design studio johnson banks on Facebook. A lovely 3D alphabet that shows the history of type. Hello!
hand-lettering
Chalk this way.. © Dana Tanamachi.
Nagging Doubt “The Pull” from Dana Tanamachi on Vimeo.
The scent of Vasava
There must be something about Spain and great type-driven graphics. We´ve had visit here in Trondheim from fellow spanish designers Alex Trochut, Marta Cerdà Alimbau and Dvein. Hope we see these guys around as well. Vasava is a multidisciplinary studio based in Barcelona doing Graphics, Interactive and Motion. Their clients range from Diesel, Adobe, Schweppes and Nike. Check them out!
Amnesty type weekend
Amnesty – Fra ord til handling from Jazzmontør on Vimeo.
I stumbled upon this great project some time ago. And I contacted Kjetil from Jazzmontør, to learn more about the project. He sent me these words:
“Five from Jazzmontør turned up at Amnesty‘s office Saturday 12 November. 90 creative young activists between the age of 13-19 years, met us. In this project we implemented a creative process with a workshop and a subsequent action in the city center. This day’s concept: “From words to action”. The goal: To make something valuable together in 3 hours.
30 groups of 3 persons started with a quick brainstorm about what words of value the youths associated with AmnestyInternational. After sorting all of the groups’ best ideas, each group had to draw a value word and a task of how tomaterials task that indicated how they would illustrate this in the meeting place at the Young Market. The youngsters got 1.5 hours to find theirmaterials and have visualized this, the materials could be to use paper, bubble wrap, balloons, flowers or yarn.
It was impressive how the task was solved and the different interpretations of the value of words Amnesty appeared. When every group were finished visualizin their value word, there was only one essential word again: Amnesty. Everyone who was involvedgot themselves in yellow Amnesty t-shirts and braving the weather and formed the letters to himself. The action caused a positivestir in the Oslo cityscape and we filmed the whole event.”
View pictures from the event by clicking “more”.
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Beautiful letters
Beautiful Letters from Rosemary Wannan on Vimeo.
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Nice. Stumbled upon. Unknown source.