Keetra Dean Dixon
Posted by Fabio 4 November 2009
Keetra Dean Dixon is a rare breed of designer/artist who delivers on both counts. Her graphic design demonstrates an exquisite skill and her installation pieces are provoking and emotional. Tomorrow KK Outlet will launch her first solo exhibition. We caught up with Keetra to find out more about her work and the exhibition. read more
Bouroullec Design
Posted by Fabio 2 November 2009
French furniture design duo Bouroullec Design create some spectacular pieces for your home. Seen here is Clouds which is made from thermo-compressed foam, fabric and double injected rubberband.
Kontrapunkt
Posted by Fabio 30 October 2009
Kontrapunkt is an independent brand and design agency based in Copenhagen. They have recently updated their website, something I’ve been looking forward to in a while.
The History of the CBS Logo
Posted by Fabio 24 October 2009
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the CBS eye in 2001, Charles Osgood did this report on the creation of the famous logo.
Alex Turvey
Posted by Fabio 22 October 2009
Recently gaining recongnition as one of 15 creatives who will define the future of arts in Britain by the Independent. Alex Turvey is a director, designer and illustrator with an eclectic oeuvre of projects ranging from music videos to illustrated charity cereal boxes.
We caught up with Alex to find out more about his work. read more
Pam & Jenny
Posted by Fabio 21 October 2009
If one should find him or herself sitting at restaurant Kaki in Brussels and thinking, “nice graphics and interior design”, then the studio to thank is Pam & Jenny, run by Nathalie Pollet.
Willem van der Sluis
Posted by Fabio 14 October 2009
Willem van der Sluis is not an architect. He ’s a product designer with a Master’s degree from the Amsterdam art academy. That is why Van der Sluis, from design studio Customr, tends to confront assignments from a different angle.
Tokujin Yoshioka
Posted by Fabio 14 October 2009
Always delivering amazing projects, Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka latest grand project for Swarovski’s shop in Ginza.
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