At first I was a bit non-plussed about this site (especially the super lame navigation) but then I had a bit of a browse and became quite enamoured by a few of Gregoire Alexandre’s photo ideas. Nice work!
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Subbuteo Poster Competition—Winner
The lucky winner is John Argyle. Congratulation to John Argyle for winning one of Ryan Tym's hand screenprinted Subbuteo pitch posters. Commiseration’s to everyone else who entered, but you can still buy them from Ryan's online store. Remember to keep checking back for more ...
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Go Faster—Book Review
The racing car is the product of an endless search for a high speed and precision performance machine, both in terms of engineering and aesthetics. Sven Voelker's latest book Go Faster: The Graphic Design of Racing Cars looks at how the exterior graphic ...
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Graphic Design: A User’s Manual—Book Review
Of all the design related books on my shelf How to be a Graphic Designer, Without Losing Your Soul is definitely the most thumbed. Its tatty corners and mucky cover hint at its usefulness since I bought it about five years ago. And you ...
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HelloMuller Poster Competition—Winner
The lucky winner is Jack Osborne. Congratulation to Jack for winning our HelloMuller signed poster competition. Commiseration's to everyone else who entered. There's always next time. So keep checking back for more competitions and features and best of luck for next time. We'd also like to thank ...
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Made & Sold—Book Review
Made & Sold charts the efforts of designers outside the usual 9 to 5 bill paying work. Published by Laurence King and edited by FL@33 towards the end of last year; FL@33 have built themselves a reputation for editing ...
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Fully Booked—Book Review
Fully Booked is a tome representing some of the best examples of cover art and design for books. Hitting our doormat with a real thud, Fully Booked is a hefty title announcing itself as an authoritative reference point on book design. Everything about it has been ...
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Sixpack Zines
1998, Sixpack opens it's first store in Paris, with no business strategy & no daddy's boys socializing, the first Sixpack tee-shirt is made. 2009 and Sixpack is still collaborating with incredible artists around the world, from Steven Harrington to Parra. Famous for ...
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Papercraft—Book Review
Papercraft is the fourth book from Gestalten documenting the growing trend of hand crafted creations. Following on from Hidden Track , Tactile and Tangible, Papercraft focuses on paper as a means of creation and expression of ideas through this common ...
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Visual Aid 2: Competition—and the winner is…
To mark the recent release of Visual Aid: v. 2: You Can Never Know Enough Stuff, the people kind people at Draught Associates are giving away one of their brand new poster from the book. Visual Aid 2 is the sequel ...
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Boxed and Labelled—Book Review
Boxed and Labelled takes a fresh look at packaging design, illustrating how it has developed it's own graphic language in today's over crowded shelves. A solid body of work, showing off some of the best examples of contemporary packaging design. Documenting various aspects from ...
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24th Mar 2009
5:59 pm
I think that’s a bit harsh! The photography is really lovely – but he was featured only two weeks ago.
Mathieu
24th Mar 2009
8:45 pm
much better navigation than the ridiculous this is art site. the marvelous work on grégoire’s site speaks for itself, the “real art” site seems to need an obtuse, different-for-the-sake-of-different navigation device to compensate for the moderately interesting work.
rstone
19th Oct 2009
3:47 am
I really enjoy this work. It is the breathe between the images I’m really drawn too. Those spaces leaves an anticipation of the next image. I feel though this work might be viewed as commercial you must look at the environment surrounding the subjects to see the artist true intentions.