Objectified
The newest film by Gary Hustwit (Helvetica) is now available to own on DVD/Blu-Ray and limited edition bonus items: including the poster featured above (designed by Michael C. Place and Build). For orders and more information click here.

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Kitsch Nitsch

Kitsch Nitsch is made up of two graphic-designers: Aka Neon & MNCHRM, who “devote a lot of our time to decoration, product design and scenography”.
See their wall/car/apparel vinyl designs here.

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Compendium N.6 Pink Laser Beam by
This is a magazine
COMPENDIUM N.6 PINK LASER BEAM
by This is a magazine, 2009
“The title of the 6th printed Compendium from This is a magazine refers to science-fiction writer Philip K. Dick’s final novel “Valis” in which the protagonist receives extra-terrestrial transmissions on a beam of pink light of unknown origin:
“God, [...]

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Shepard Fairey Outdoor Work (Pittsburgh)

Photos of Shepard Fairey’s work around Pittsburgh, documented on Google Maps.
Check here for the map.

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Famous Visual Services,
Melbourne International Arts Festival 2009

Famous Visual Services has designed another stunning program guide/identity for the Melbourne International Arts Festival 2009

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ZERO PER ZERO
Korean design team ZERO PER ZERO produce incredible maps of train systems in Tokyo, Seoul, New York, Barcelona and more. By using elements of pioneer Harry Beck’s technique: they also incorporate a sense of fun and curiosity, creating an instructional diagram that is also something you have framed and displayed on your wall.
DG’s [...]

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Zero Per Zero grew from a collaboration between two university students in Korea: Kim Ji-Hwan and Jin Sol. Operating with an experimental approach to creating information design, illustration and animation, Kim Ji-Hwan talks to Caroline McCurdy about the ideas behind their award-winning designs.
Early Days
After meeting at university (they studied Visual Design together at Hongik [...]

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It’s here! The long-awaited Oz Graphix 6 is now available.
In five previous editions, Oz Graphix established itself as the premiere showcase of Australian studio creativity. This sixth edition is packed with work that will inspire and inform. Whether your interest is in graphics, branding, photography, illustration or web design, you’ll find Oz Graphix 6 an [...]

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Bruno Novelli, better known as 9li, is a Brazilian artist whose works are equally as extraordinary visually as they are in meaning. His current exhibition META, explores themes about spiritism, alchemy and metaphysics, as well as his own life experiences.

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Caroline McCurdy
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Bruno Novelli, better known as 9li, is a Brazilian artist whose works are equally as extraordinary visually as they are in meaning. His current exhibition META, explores themes about spiritism, alchemy and metaphysics, as well as his own life [...]

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HORT is a Berlin-based studio that works in all fields of graphic design, specialising in pure creativity.

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Caroline McCurdy
HORT is a Berlin-based studio that works in all fields of graphic design, specialising in pure creativity. Marion King, also known as ‘the one that pulls the strings behind the scenes’, explains the inspiring way in which the studio [...]

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New resources are now available to designers looking for information on copyright and intellectual property.
Graphic Designers & Copyright
From the Australian Copyright Council, Graphic Designers & Copyright deals with how copyright affects aspects of design practice such as legal protection for your designs, using other people’s work, [...]

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Held in a former glass factory in Sydney, Cloud Formation: a forecast of dream shapes featured multimedia work by artists Morgan Veness (Japan), Haruka Kokubu (Japan) and Malou Dunkley (Australia), architects German Perez Tavio (Spain) and Didier Ryan (UK) and designers Patrick Santamaria, Sam Painter and Billy Ryan (Australia).

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Kate McCurdy
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Held in a former glass factory in Sydney, Cloud Formation: a forecast of dream shapes featured multimedia work by artists Morgan Veness (Japan), Haruka Kokubu (Japan) and Malou Dunkley (Australia), architects German Perez Tavio (Spain) and Didier Ryan (UK) and designers Patrick [...]

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