Friday, March 5, 2010

CINTIA PALACIO


Cintia Palacio is a fashion stylist and producer that specializes in editorial work.
Our identity response referents the visual language of colors and big graphics.
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ANIMALS

PAVOS


Inspired in Lewis Carroll quote, english logician, mathematician, photographer and novelist, especially remembered for the amazing Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. done for SOKO zine #2

DON'T SAVE US FROM THE FLAMES


Concept: Five models represent the contrast between the inside and the outside of a person, beyond beauty there is always scars.
Art Direction: POGO. Photographer: Battellini. Models: Jorgelina Airaldi, Belen Bergagna, Paula Bertolini, Azul Caletti & Juliana Rossa. Stylist: Cecilia De Santis. Hair: Juan Beltran. Make-up: Antonella Constante. Location: POGO studio, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Shoot date: Jan 15, 2010. Video: POGO.

THE SOKO 2210 POSTERS

THE PAINTING SERIES


Inspired in the SOKO calendar we create a series of posters that reflect a conjunction between fashion and art, and what can happen when they get mixed. VIA

POGO TYPES


VIA

SNUG LIFE

SNUG LIFE #1 SAMESNUG LIFE #2 SAME

Copywriter, photographer, and graphic designer Zach Hilder depicts a bizarro world where Snuggies, hop hop, and Colors intermix. Warning: do not try this at home!

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

tunng

Tunng is an experimental folk band which formed in 2003 in London, England.


:: music video

ISLANDS


TRVIS COBURN BAFTA


Graphic designer Tavis Coburn designed the program covers for this year’s BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) Awards. Each one is in a retro-style and features elements from the nominees for the Best Picture Award. Bigger versions of the posters after the jump…

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

SUNBEAM POEM PROJECTOR

OneDayPoemPavillion

Sunbeam Poem Projector by Jiyeon Song.
The type is formed ( as you can see ) through a complex array of perforations aligned with the passing of the sun. The poem takes about 8hrs to sweep through the full text. Based around the solar calendar, winter and summer display different poems. Extremely clever. Read the detailed description, see development sketches and don’t miss the ingenious video of initial experiments creating type from light and pin holes.

Be sure and check out the time lapse video here.

Monday, March 1, 2010