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Da Kaleidoscope ci sono due novità. La prima è che il numero 20 – Winter 2013/14 è finalmente sugli scaffali delle migliori edicole. La seconda è invece il lancio di Kaleidoscope Videoclub, un’estensione del magazine cartaceo dedicato a video di artisti e film sperimentali.
Thi Lima nous propose de retrouver dans une vidéo intitulée Butterfly une animation 3D du plus bel effet, jouant avec talent sur l’architecture, le design, les formes et les matériaux pour nous offrir un rendu des plus réalistes. Une création impressionnante expliquée en détails sur le site de l’artiste.
You have all heard of screen printing. It's the beautiful process and printing technique that uses a woven mesh to support an ink-blocking stencil to receive a desired image * thank you wikipedia*. Basically it's the patterned pieces we see everywhere, from art prints to t-shirts to pillow cases.
We have been long time admirers of the process and would love to learn the skill ourselves so we invited Lisette Scheers, wonderfully talented lady and business woman behind Nala designs. (many of you would have seen her stationery products in the Bloesem shop). She also has her own design and advertising company, L.Inc! How does she do it?
We can't wait to get our hands on the paints and get our favorite prints on all kinds of products! Students are urged to bring in cloth items they would like to print their patterns on.
Though in this class, we will be printing on cloth, Lisette will be teaching us the basics of screen printing which can be applied to many other materials including paper, so not to worry!
Due to the overwhelming responses from the first 2 Bloesem classes, we have opened 4 screen printing classes. 2 on Saturday 17 may at 9.30am to 1pm and 2.30pm to 6pm, and 2 on Sunday 18 may at 9,30 am to 1pm and 2.30pm to 6pm. Each student only attends one class, choosing whichever time slot they prefer. For all other details about the class, do check out Bloesem.co! We hope to see you there!
Inside Lisette's studio, you can see all the beautiful patterned products she has designed. As well as the tote bag (pictured below), very chic and practical, even comes with a matching pouch!
Class catering: For every Bloesem class, quality catering has become a priority, because we know good food is definitely part of a complete and good class experience. So look forward to more yummies in the screen printing class too!
Milan 2014:Dezeen has teamed up with design research collaborative Space Caviar to distribute a free publication generated by an algorithmic journalism machine which will trawl content from social media and talks in Milan this week.
Led by former Domus editor Joseph Grima, Space Caviar has developed a real-time publishing algorithm called Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) a piece of software that will automatically create written articles from live speech and social media streams during a three-day programme of talks held in the Nike Aero-static Dome at Palazzo Clerici this week.
The FOMO publications will be printed and handed out for free from a travelling press room, but will be available to download from Dezeen.
“Inspired by the idea – as Bruce Sterling said – that “events are the new magazines”, FOMO asks whether there is a remedy for the syndrome of missing out,” said Space Caviar co-founder Joseph Grima. “Can the seemingly dead medium of print publishing adapt to the electronic age’s demand for instant gratification by embracing the speed of Twitter streams, Storify and various other social media?”
“The Salone is a very brief event unlike other exhibitions that last for months, everything here is compressed,” added Grima. “If events are the thing that now drives contemporary production, we need to find a way for publishing to adapt to that condition, to explore a way to create an instant record.”
Production process
Five speakers a day will participate in the On The Fly series of talks, including Atelier Bow Wow, Linda Fregni, Clemens Weisshaar, Formafantasma and Italo Rota.
They will explore contemporary design practice using a set of proscribed themes as a starting point – sustainability, weightlessness and seamlessness. Each speaker will also present a minimum of two images to accompany their talk.
FOMO will use voice recognition software, combined with information scraped from online data including tweets and instagram activity using the hashtag #OnTheFlyMilan, to automatically generate a PDF document.
This is will then be published on the FOMObile – a roving publishing press with its own built-in power generator and solar-powered wi-fi hotspot. The press will print each PDF, which will be saddle stitched on the spot before being distributed for free. The PDF will also be available to download from Dezeen.
FOMObile
“FOMO is a commentary on the ever-accelerating automation of many professions, including journalism,” said Grima. “It tests the conceptual boundaries of publishing technology, questioning what the systemic and aesthetic consequences of a future of automated everything will be.”
The On The Fly project will be FOMO’s first test in a real-world environment. Anyone, anywhere will be able to take part by using the #OnTheFlyMilan hashtag on social media on Wednesday 9, Thursday 10, and Friday 11 April between 5.00 and 7.30pm CET.
Ayant pu noter ou inventer des phrases et remarques que des clients capricieux auraient pu lui communiquer, Jonathan Quintin s’est amusé à les réunir et à en faire des posters réunis sous le nom de « The Client is Always Right ». Une idée sympathique proposée par le directeur de StudioJQ à découvrir dans la suite.
Basée à Helsinki, Janine Rewell est une illustratrice et designer graphique qui utilise énormément les couleurs vives et les formes géométriques pour ses créations. Entre design et folklore, une sélection de ses illustrations « Colorful Design Illustrations » est disponible sur Fubiz dans la suite d’article.
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