Occupy Wall Street. Doug Bartow
“Today’s Occupy Wall Street poster by Oakland, CA’s R. Black is most impressive.”
James and The Giant Peach, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Bristol Short Story Prize book covers designed for Penguin by Laurie Rollitt.
I FEEL GOOD TODAY, Santiago Design.
“The artist: Niels Buschke of Santiago Design, who used a Viktor bike from Schindlehauer as the focal point. The partner: Buschke was asked to do this piece by Two Wheels Good, a bike shop and promoter and creator of urban mobility concepts. Their first location is at Bismarckstrasse and the second one opened this summer at the new bike-loving 25hours Hotel HafenCity.
All of which just proves Oprah Winfrey’s point: “Here’s what my love affair with quotations has taught me: the more you focus on words that uplift you, the more you embody the ideas contained in those words.” - Tuija Seipell”
Font Weight Classification, thisistomorrow.
“I was always wondering which font using the same cap height would have the heaviest appearance. This is the result of my search based on sans-serif fonts.”
The Pressure Is Good For You, The Pressure.
“For the Portland, Oregon gallery show Special Characters in March, 2011, I created a neon sign using one of my favorite slogans. 32” x 30”.”
Mexican Salsa Package, Christine McMahon.
“Packaging design for Mexican Salsa that was inspired by Mexican embroidery. I wanted the packaging to have that hand-crafted feel—I used colors that would be found in Mexican embroidery that also worked for color coding the flavors.”
An Alphabet (A)
Sir Peter Blake, 2007
A part of 26 silkscreen prints and shows Sir Peter Blake’s fascination with letters, fonts and typography. Blake incorporates imagery from popular culture into his work, including comic books, consumer goods and advertisements. In this display you can find anything from a poem about Leopards (in L), to images of Father Christmas (in X). There is a childlike quality to ‘An Alphabet’ that has its roots in Peter’s own childhood, which was disrupted by the Second World War when he was evacuated. He is one of the most influential painters in the UK and a leading figure in British Pop Art.
(via grammersow)