Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
DEAR READER
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Mary Oliver’s instructions for living a life.
From her poem “Sometimes,” found in the collection Red Bird.
5. Two or three times in my life I discovered love. Each time it seemed to solve everything. Each time it solved a great many things but not everything. Yet left me as grateful as if it had indeed, and thoroughly, solved everything.
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(thanks @nicoleslaw)
Second part of my designs for the 36 Days of Type challenge from K to T
Letters for 36 Days of Type challenge on Instagram this time from K to T
‘Sun Worship'
My latest hand pulled screen prints based on my research on urban development. 2 colors on my favorite 285 gsm Ivory Fabriano Rosaspina. Size is 50 x 70 cm. Limited edition of 12, signed and numbered.
The Box is the Game
Games play an important role in children’s development. It gives them a way to have fun, develops their imagination and teaches them new skills. However, a game should never stay the same for long. Children’s imagination is a source of never-ending ideas, which needs to be encouraged and challenged in order to learn and develop.
The Box is the Game is a model for package-free games which use lateral thinking to encourage creative and sustainable lifestyle. The model can be applied to a variety of games and age groups. For the illustration of my concept I developed a box, which is formed by a set of board games and all their components. The game needs no packaging as it is constructed by the elements it contains, forming a perfect box. It needs no other material than the one for play and it takes no extra space on the shelf. It is perfectly safe and degradable as it is made out of paper only.
The game is inspired by the Chinese boxes, which are intriguing to open and fit back together. It develops imagination and thinking, using various techniques. The box contains a variety of games, each of which transforms in order to serve more than one purposes. As a result children are inspired to change it, re-design it and make their own game with any paper they have handy.
More about the project here.
Shred by @stanleyshane #designspiration #lettering #creative
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Some moments from the MA Show in Norwich University of the Arts, featuring some of my talented colleagues and a few pages from my publication.
Learning from letters is the final work of my MA in Communication Design. In this book I captured the journey of my research: what is the communication potential of the handwritten letter. I wrote and sent many letters, received many replies, made models of rooms, photographed them, wrote about them and then put all of these things in the book.
Visual identity for Learning from Letters project. Pattern, logo and colour palette. Work in progress.
Some sneak-peak from my book “Learning from Letters”, in which I am presenting my paper-letter correspondence journey from the past few months. Check more here
Is this a bliss only for designers or it is the best way yet to learn about pasta and to follow a recipe! More than 1200 names (if not shapes) of pasta. I would use this weekend to study them!
This is so beautiful! The long process of print ink making with all the attention to detail and quality, the brilliant colours, knowledge and love. Enjoy!
We wanted to get our clients moving behind their desk, so we created this notebook with writing space on one side and ball patterns on the other. Just screw a piece of paper into a ball and you can play soccer, rugby, or throw a tennis ball in your waste basket.
Food Fight is the follow up to our Play More notepad and this time it’s messy! Tear a sheet from the pad, scrunch it into a ball, ready… fight! Turn your notes into a ball of spaghetti, cake or fries and launch them across the room to create the ultimate food fight.
Get your hands on a notepad soon!
A relationship photo session.
Furniture on black background.
