This project for Pulpfictionbooks reminds me of the National Book Token project I posted a while back.
I personally prefer the applications and compositions of these.
Designed by Cundari Design.
‘Ampersand is a collaborative, student-initiated news-magazine for the Kansas City Art Institute. As students, we felt that there was a communication gap between us, the faculty, staff, and the surrounding community. Thus, Ampersand was born!
We recently finished this issue (Issue 3- Spring 2010), and have plenty of copies! If you’re interested in purchasing one for cheap, email us at ampersandnewsmag@gmail.com’
Ampersand is one of the nicest independant publications I’ve seen in a really long time. Inspiring indeed!
Loving the type layout on this poster by Fernando Farillo!
Spanish design company HeyStudio have put together this rather pleasant series of publications for Observatori del Treball.
Kosal Sen give a write-up of his thoughts on the new brand identity of the Philadelphia History Museum here.
He definitely gives a swaying argument to his negativity…
This excellent campaign for fine liner pens, typographically presents opposing standpoints of which there is a fine line between was created by JWT Dubai.
TrueIsTrue is a personal side project by designer Michael Cina, which he uses simply as a ‘creative space with very few limitation’.
Rifle through his experiments here.
Kim Knoll is an independent Graphic Designer based in Chicago, competently disciplined in editorial and packaging design.
This lovely book is described as follows:
‘In celebration of The Korte Company’s 50th anniversary, this book was designed to showcase the highlights, hardships and successes from 1958-2008. Each page contains elements that continue to the next page, creating one long continuous time line.’
See more photos of the book as well as the rest of her work here.
Dan Matutina is a designer/illustrator, who created this Avatar illustration for a small magazine in the Phillipines.
Check out all of his work here.
Robot Cushions? Yes Please!
Available from Ferm Living here.
Designer Eric Smith created this lovely set of promotional material for the Mission Ridge Mountain Music Festival…
This is promo stuff for Swink Inc. Campfire by Studio On Fire. Their stuff is pretty nice, if y’know what I’m saying.
‘Dave Selden and BS Brewing used the Scout Book to create this awesome Beer Journal, complete with a custom interior that begs for you to record your adventures in tasting fine brewed beverages.’
I’m not a massive beer drinker, I think i’d need something like this to get me started…
This beauitful map of London was designed by Herb Lester Associates.
‘A map that charts the most pleasant and civilised places, around London, for a secret liaison, a sneaky skive or an out-of-the-office very-important business meeting.’
More photos as well as info on how to get one can be found here.
A behind the scenes look at how designed David Person constructed a series of book covers for novels by Cormack McCarthy. Author of The Road and No Country For Old Men…
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