01.20.09
Some (don’t get your hopes too high up) minor updates in the portfolio of Hydro 74 including a new reel. Slick vector work as usual.
Some (don’t get your hopes too high up) minor updates in the portfolio of Hydro 74 including a new reel. Slick vector work as usual.
An icon of our profession passed January 11th from a stroke. Japanese graphic designer and artist Shigeo Fukuda was best known for his simple, iconic antiwar and environmental advocacy posters. If you would like to see more of Mr. Fukuda’s work you can do so here. You can also purchase a book detailing his work here and read the full story of his life and passing at the NY Times.
Some nice simple but unique work in the portfolio of Felix Weigand.
“PSST! 3 is a collaborative film project. 17 films are currently being made by 51 teams of Designers, Directors, Animators and Composers.
The mission of PSST is to produce original short films through the collaboration of different teams of designers, directors, and animators. Each film is comprised of three sections produced by three different teams. This process is the whole idea behind PSST! – a technique derived from the Dadaist game of Exquisite Corpse and the children’s game Telephone and applied to the arts of motion graphics, animation and film-making.
PSST! is curated and organized by Bran Dougherty-Johnson of Grow Design Work.”
From the people involved and some of what is already on the site in terms of news, this looks like something to keep an eye out for. Could be some interesting content coming soon.
Stumbled across the Flickr page of Like Minded Studio today only to discover it was fully loaded with raw awesomeness. Good Lord do those boys know how to shine on the steez. Their work kicks ass. There I said it.
The illustration collective, Toy, has got some stellar illustrators under it’s umbrella. Great work. Keep any eye out and maybe put the number in the rolodex for your next project because it looks like they have to talent to deliver.
Chris Angelkov has stockpiled some interesting projects in his portfolio at the Fiction Department.
Some really nice layouts and use of typography in the portfolio of Thomas Huot-Marchand.
Posters are now available from the How Very Tokyo exhibition. Some really attractive posters.
There are some nice illustrations in the portfolio of Johan Röstwall who currently resides in Västerås, Sweden where he works for KG10.
Fairey has, without question, made the leap headlong into mainstream culture.
Some clever design and illustration work by Olly Moss.
Just saw this at Reform Revolution and I was pretty excited because I wanted to get in on this and now you can too:
” Hello,
After receiving lots of emails about submissions, people really started to send their own stuff! http://www.flickr.com/photos/omegacode/
So here is the cool thing:
We are opening a Fan Art set for submissions. Download our template and send us your art: http://tinyurl.com/7fdb7j
We’ll pick up 20 illustrations and feature them on our upcoming book.
Deadline: February 27th.
Send us your LOWRES 72 dpi to hello@omegacode.net
Size:
Up to B1 in 300 dpi
(as we may print as a poster them later in the year)
* No need to have anything written.
HOTS: Religion, Spirituality, Noir, Mysticism, Alchemy, Tree of Life, Experimental
NOTS: Porn, Offensive Content, Violence
Cheers,
Omega Code”
Wow, killer free fonts at Just My Type. Seriously cool and amazing that they are free. I will just say it, ‘Thank you Just My Type. Sincerely.’
Network Osaka has released a nicely designed free font called Alpha. You can download it here. Expect a full site launch soon. Still some great work to browse through in the Flickr-folio though.