‘Stop motion animation that spells out the word ‘Tzvira’ in Hebrew which means State (The physical property of matter)’
Melting ice typography created by Adam Barak – as part of a typography workshop instructed by experimental designer Oded Ezer.
Found via Odedadali
‘Chapter four of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby reads like a VIP guest list of the Jazz Age. Taking inspiration from those pages, this poster is comprised of the business cards and personal stationery of the movers and shakers that attended Gatsby’s parties in the summer of 1922.’
Hot off the press (just this morning, actually)! The Heads of State presents: The Great Gatsby Letterpress Business Card Print. Edition of 300. Details here.
Video for Rubies’ Stand in a Line. Directed by Karen Nedivi and Paris Miller.
Found via Rikki Morehouse
‘What the women would slip on underneath their wardrobe in the 1920s when they attend parties at the Gatsby’
From last year: La Perla’s Black Label collection. Article here.
Found via LifestyleAsia
The text of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby on one big poster. Available here.
Found via Alice Woodruff
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