"Verbalizing design is another act of design."
Designing Design, Kenya Hara.
Bats for Lashes (poster), Shannon Elliott.
I love Shannon Elliott’s ability to switch between styles while maintaining her particular voice. All of her illustrations showcase her technical abilities with an edge of black humour. They’re all meticulous and beautiful, slightly dark and disturbing.
I really like what Lucy McRae (and Bart Hess) are doing with the human body. The work she produces is smart, visceral and extremely dynamic. I can’t wait to see so much more.
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01 Zentrale, Johannes JDC Guerreiro.
This video is an incredible example of Projection Mapping on a motherboard! What I love about this particular application is that the different elements of the board are clearly described without losing the structural integrity of the physical object. I’ve seen projection mappings on shoes and buildings but never on anything so intricate and small. I’ve never seen anything as informative and typographic as this mapping is. I could see this as an effective tool for teaching.
I would love to have the opportunity to experience this in real life. But, I wonder how effective this would be on an unpainted motherboard. Nevertheless I think that this could turn into a super fun interactive piece that informs the user about motherboards (or anything really). This video really makes me want to grab a projector and start something.
The State of Japan, Josh Libatique.
NBC Universal’s updated logo.
Is this a joke?
