Another developmental piece…
Development from self promotions infographics folder and cards. The cards represent the projects on my website. The cards represent a different project type, with relevant info on the cards such as typeface used, paper weight and name and who the project was for.
Green=print, Black=brand, Grey=digital and White=Web.
Project I’ve been working on recently…
Tactile reporting; an annual report for a company showing data for the year. Includes a fold out poster that incorporates all the data. The cards show a breakdown of this of simple donut graphs created with cut layers of card.
Nice use of colour and abstract patterns.
HOPLOID likes the work of Barcelona based studio ATIPUS.
http://www.atipus.com/en/sobre-atipus/
From The First Six Books of the Elements of Euclid, in which Oliver Byrne uses coloured diagrams and symbols to illustrate Euclid’s Geometry. In this instance: Pythagorean Theorem.
(via nostrich)
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Really like the type on the cover of this magazine.
The Milan Review is a semi-annual litmag which is vaguely thematic and definitely in English. It is distributed pretty much all over the world but conceived and printed in Italy.
It includes only short stories and hand-made artworks, such as paintings, drawings, collages and the like. No photographs—not for now, at least. Every issue is radically different from the others in size, form, concept, shape, color and taste.
It is almost certainly the best Italian-American literary journal in the world.
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2011 Feltron Annual Report.
Philip K. Dick claimed that “a person’s authentic nature is a series of shifting, variegated planes that establish themselves as he relates to different people; it is created by and appears within the framework of his interpersonal relationships.” The Feltron 2010/2011 Biennial Report explores this notion by overlapping facets of Nicholas’ behavior to visualize how his personality varies based on location and company.
