Posted by: juliane in: ● June 29, 2009
The agency Marcel Paris puts in scene various animals in a FIAT, articulating the weak impact of this car on the environment, thanks to a reduction of the CO2 emission. Well done.
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 28, 2009
Another fantastic information graphic idea that shows every country with its unique TLD of its own known as a country code. It highlights the US’s place in the online world, especially as China and India (.cn and .in) both look huge, despite having been scaled down 30% to fit within their geography.
Available for $US30, Country [...]
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 24, 2009
Horacio Salinas is a conceptual, still life photographer from New York.
Other funky photography art at fabrik
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 18, 2009
Many large and venerable companies have sunk to the bottom during this economic crisis… So Good Magazine published this creative piece of informational graphic design that looks at the biggest sinking ships in business history.
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 13, 2009
List of all categories & winners _ These are my favourites:
More Impact for Human Rights – Branding / Existing Brand Schemes: Large Business _ Designer : Wolf Schneider _ Advertising Agency : Scholz & Friends Berlin _ Client : Amnesty International
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 11, 2009
The photographs below use urban buildings to frame letterforms. The empty sky becomes the dominate figure, and the building becomes the background that makes them visible.
by Lisa Rienermann, University of Essen, Germany
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 8, 2009
I spotted this website by WE DO which I think is really different – great idea. I just wonder whether they all work on a pc as the desktop doesn’t show mac icons… finally a design agency who is brave enough – it adds to the quirkiness I suppose.
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 8, 2009
spotted @ The 10 best typography wallpapers
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 8, 2009
Peter Barker & Junes Fraser: Sign Design Guide: a guide to inclusive signage (JMU and the Sign Design Society)
Available from RNIB *£20 – ISBN 1858784123
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According to the RNIB visual defects are one of the most common causes of disability in the world: nearly one million people in Britain are blind or partially sighted, there are [...]
Posted by: juliane in: ● June 7, 2009
I hate hearing this as a responds to CCTV and other security issues. The “I have nothing to hide” argument is one of the primary arguments made when balancing privacy against security. The essay by Daniel J. Solove is looking closer.
Could be ignorance… watch the Du Bist Terrorist video and you’ll see what the “I [...]