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My Iron Giant poster being released by Mondo today at NYCC.
You can see the variant edition here.
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Meggs History of design
A voice from Africa
Chaz Maviyane-Davies (b. 1952), called “the guerilla of graphic design,” creates posters with richly metaphoric and hopeful messages. The risks he has taken in his personal life and in his work result in cross-cultural images that communicate with incisive effectiveness. Born and raised in Rhodesia, known as Zimbabwe since it became independent in 1980, Maviyane-Davies eventually went to London, where he studied graphic design. He has worked in Japan, where he studied three-dimensional design, and in Malaysia for the International Organization of Consumers Unions and the JUST World Trust. His professional experience in London has included time with Fulcrum Design Consultants; Newell and Sorrel Design, Ltd. and the graphic design department of the BBC. From 1983 until January 2001, he had his own design studio in Harare, Zimbabwe, creating a human rights poster series for which he has gained worldwide renown (Fig. 23-148). Maviyane-Davies believes that design is a powerful tool for social change. His last fourteen years in Zimbabwe saw a consistent loss of freedom and none of the economic improvement promised by the government of President Robert Mugabe. Maviyane-Davies has incorporated his political convictions into many of his own projects (Fig. 23-149). He originally produced the human rights series at his own expense, but it was eventually adopted by the United Nations. By the time he left Zimbabwe for Boston in 2001, he was Africa’s best-known graphic designer.
No Luke! what are you thinking? she's your sister godammit!
Bauhaus: Art as Life
Exhibition at the Barbican 3 May to 12 August
Check out the logo designs of Bulgarian Designer Stefan Kanchev, subject of Nina Anatchkova's dissertation
Gillian Laub for TIME
Comedian Louis CK, photographed at the Hudson Diner in New York City for this year's TIME 100 issue. For our annual list of the most influential people of the year, TIME commissioned the images in this gallery.
Tonight we celebrate our list of the 100 most influential people of the year at the TIME 100 Gala -- follow TIME on Twitter (@TIME) and Instagram (time_magazine) for coverage of the event during the night.
Check out “The Eye” exhibition at Aberystwyth Art Centre organised by Glen Edwards the well known Cardiff based documentary photographer. Glen who is also a part time lecturer at the Atrium will be showing his brilliant work for charities in Africa. The image here is by David Hurn an internationally known photographer who set up the famous DocPhot course at Newport (where Glen studied)(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hurn) The course was supported by Sir Tom Hopkinson a legend in the field of photography. (editor of the Picture Post http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picture_Post)
ANother internationally respected photographer at the exhibition is Eamon McCabe (http://eamonnmccabe.co.uk/)
Ahhh! the good old days. I remember my first ever computer aided design project and it was done on one of these
Films to See Before You Die
Tomorrow: Tuesday on Film Four
Bad Day at Black Rock 14:15
The Abyss 18.15
MUST SEE
The Last Detail 22:55
Disney Re-imagined by Rowan Stocks-Moore
My daughter's winning entry to the second Newport Dragon competition. Danni designed two of the previous Dragons.
Films to See Before You Die
You should watch every film in this series but here are my recomendations
Film Four
Tuesday
2100 Four Lions 4/5
2305 Dr Strangelove 6/5 do not miss this brilliant performance(s) by Peter Sellers
Wednesday
1805 The Abyss 4/5
2100 Muriel's Wedding 4/5
2305 Che Part one 6/5 Part two Thursday
0140 Little Miss Sunshine 4/5
Thursday
1310 Bad Day at Black Rock 4/5
1845 Local Hero 5/5
2310 Che Part two 6/5
0145 Dreams that Money Can Buy (Surrealist film for the serious design students only) 4/5
Friday
1505 Casablanca 7/5
Saturday
1300 Grease 4/5
1510 Passport to Pimlico 4/5
1815 Big ( especially for those who went to New York) 5/5
Sunday
1635 Time Bandits 6/5