----- Screen Print Goodies -----

 

Crispin Finn is a duo of creatives who work solely in blue and red and white. Illustrations, prints, homewares are their repertoires. Love, love, love. There are so much screenprinting glory that makes me tear up.

----- Mmm Typographic Deliciousness -----

This one is from Pentagram for Max Lamb who was commissioned by a London HSBC Private Bank to create a sculpture and this piece is a recording of the process for that special occasion. I really fell in love with the typography as the leading role in the project. The simplicity, the black, off-white, and gray format: bliss.

----- Move Over Flip Book, You're Boring -----

http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2RzbXj/www.dailymotion.com/video/xbol51_parkour-motion-reel_creation

i think it would drive me towards an asylum if a sudden draft came into the room.
Mad process and creation. Great patience comes with great...

----- M/M (Paris). -----

One of my favorite and inspiring design studio M/M (Paris). Integrating drawing and photographs epitomizes their renown style. One of a kind typography, mostly hand drawn, shows their versatility.

----- Paprika -----

I surely can use one. Montreal's Paprika created books to give out as gifts, that is cleverly themed around graffiti; it allows the recipients to doodle their current state of mind on "walls" and any prohibited public space, like a graffiti artist does. Of course, not actually on concrete, but rather on paper. Included are pencils and a tracing sheet. I love experience design, it implements users into the design process. I have a tendency to doodle while on the phone, this definitely takes it to the next level!

Sid Lee; Unesco

Circa 2007? 2008? I forget but it was one of the series of posters
for the UNESCO design week. Kept it since. It is interesting to see
what people would write in the white space.