‘Charting the intersection of Rural America and Contemporary Graphic Design’
The film about the Hamilton Woodtype Museum is making the rounds.
Official site here. Pictured: promo prints for the documentary.
Found via “JE NE SUIS QU’UNE PAUVRE PLUME…”
Here’s a detailed history over at Hoefler & Frere-Jones on slab serif typefaces; showcasing their new Clarendon-based Sentinel fonts.
Award-winning magazine designer Jason Malmberg made me a logo.
He said, ‘It’s not quite what I envisioned. I’m still trying to find a way to give a lens flare TO a lens flare.’
If you don’t see the humor, you’re reading the wrong blog.
To see Jason’s real work, check out Sactown magazine, one of the best city/metropolitan magazines in the country. (So good, even local competitor Sacramento Magazine has reformatted to be a bit more like Sactown. I always see that as a nice compliment.)
But if you want the real deal, the October/November 2009 Sactown (above) just dropped. It should be showing up on select newsstands just about now (Sactown is distributed nationally). Or subscribe here.
It’s not often one can write a hedline like that.
Sacramento native Annie Rose runs the Deranged Designs fashion studio – and has been doing it a long time.
Her look is punk, her work is prolific, she’s constantly expanding her collection and her approach comes with your basic underground punk doesn’t take shit attitude. But in her case, a really nice doesn’t take shit attitude. Annie is probably one of the nicest punks I’ve ever met. [Read more →]
Amy Pine makes handmade handbags using vintage fabrics – simple on the outside, action on the inside. Limited editions because once the fabric is gone, it’s gone.
Website here. Facebook fan page here.
Found via Jason Malmberg
Above: Remi Nicole tweets ‘Rrrrrrr’
Remi Nicole on MySpace.
Below: Lisa of The Veronicas tweets, ‘My favorite letter of the alphabet… ;)’
The Veronicas on MySpace.
The aim of design is to define space is a concept I was talking about earlier today in my graphic design history class, tied in with Frank Lloyd Wright’s ‘rectilinear approach to spatial organization.’ [Meggs’, 2006, p. 221]
The Aim of Design is to Define Space is also a German progressive pop band. MySpace page here.
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’twas the shirt that lured me in. Shirts (and hoodies) here.
MySpace can get very obnoxious and loud rather fast. And if you’re into it, all the better. If you’re not, go read a government pamphlet or something.
Jérémie Burguiere is Chymer. And his MySpace page was the first one that SCREAMED at me with animated gifs flashing and flashing and flashing. In your face, take no prisoners. Here’s his MySpace presence. His site is here.
And what’s been cool, over the past few years it’s been fun seeing his work evolve into something very sophisticated. He’s one to watch. Portfolio here.
And, as a bonus . . .
Here’s some ‘dirty disco’ from Japan. It’s a remix of many things I grew up with (I do remember disco when disco was disco – got some old 12″s in the garage to prove it). DJ Munoz, a.k.a. The Disco Infiltrator, maintains the London Calling MySpace page here. Website here.
MySpace isn’t quiet nor clean. Deal.
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