I know we havn’t posted that much (or anything?) about music, but this one is just too good to let go unnoticed. The genius Kevin Shields is bringing his legendary shoegazer band, My Bloody Valentine back together after very a long hiatus.
After a mini UK-tour in june/july they are playing some festivals including Roskilde and Øyafestivalen.
Miika keeps it fresh! A new update from this stylish Finn.
David also made Hassla Books.
Founded in 2004. Corporate design, editorial design, typefaces, book and poster design.
Swedish Konstfack student Björn Johansson has an interesting selection of work.
FLAG is a graphic design studio established in 2002 by Bastien Aubry and Dimitri Broquard in Zurich, Switzerland. FLAG is working essentially for art and cultural projects such as catalogues, artists books, magazines and posters. They also do drawings, illustrations for editorials and private projects. Both are teaching in different art schools in Switzerland.
Nice work by Martin Nicolausson, from Sweden.
Rhonda Drakeford & Harry Woodrow founded Multistorey in London after graduating from Central Saint Martins in 1997.
Are you sick of photos Pete Doherty, alternative hipsters and random still-life stuff, but still in 2008 haven’t got enough of Hedi Slimane?
Good for you.
Here’s a separate Fashion Diary.
Arkitip in conjunction with Wood Wood present:
HIGHMATH, Berlin 2008
Featuring: Andrew Schoultz, Chris Lindig, Ed Templeton, Evan Hecox, Cody Hudson, CR Stecyk III, Eric Elms, Gary Benzel, Geoff McFetridge, Jo Jackson, José Parlá, Josh Petherick, Kaws, Killpixie, Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons, Michael Perry, Parra, Phil Frost, Perks, Peter Beste, Peter Sutherland, Richard Colman, Ryan Waller, Shepard Fairey, Todd St. John, Steven Harrington
31st of January - 1st of March 2008
Pool Gallery
Tucholskystrasse 38
10117 Berlin, Germany
Phone +49 30 24342462
Opening 30th of January 2008
5pm - 12am
Also, Issue 44 of Arkitip will feature work from each of the shows contributors, as well as being the first ever issue designed by an outside source (Wood Wood).
(Repost from Arkitip.com)
Conor Nolan and David Wall are designers working on print and interactive projects in Dublin, Ireland. They’ve just updated their site with fresh work samples.
Kokoro & Moi is a multidisciplinary design consultancy specialized in brand identity and development, creative direction, art direction, graphic design and interactive design. Our large international clientele represents commercial players from multinationals to start-ups, as well as various cultural and public institutions.
He is cuckoo about letters, he loves them, so far is certain. He is also one of those fellows who can read a chunky novel in a couple of hours, but that’s a different story. His designs are transparant, leaving room to breathe. Them letters got things to say, they are so clear it tickles your eye and make you blink.
What is this colourful craft? Letman’s letters are curious. His handmade style fits the boundries of typography like a universe on itself by lashing out to illustration, grafitti and graphic design. Letters are free entities to him.
They are clear and cunning.
Together they stand strong.
Via: Manystuff
