Nike SB x Grey Magazine ‘The Legend Grows’

Nike SB torna a collaborare con l’ inglese Grey Magazine per questo numero dedicato al leggendario Eric Koston e l’ultima campagna che lo vede coinvolto: The Legend Grows.
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Nike SB x Grey Magazine 'The Legend Grows'

Nike SB x Grey Magazine 'The Legend Grows'

Nouvelle de Nîmes Nº 4: The Levi’s Banner & LVC 1950s Hot Rod

Il quarto numero della serie Nouvelle de Nîmes si intitola The Levi’s Banner & Levi’s Vintage Clothing 1950′s Hot Rod ed è dedicato alla Spring Summer 2013 collection di Levi’s Vintage Clothing. La trovate qui.

Nouvelle de Nîmes Nº 4: The Levi's Banner & LVC 1950s Hot Rod

IRENE #4: Sensual erotica inspired by the muse of René Magritte in the latest issue of the cult fanzine

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by Andrea Dicenzo There’s arguably no better place to speak candidly about an erotica magazine than a Parisian cafe. The whispered French and eruptions of laughter, the shuffling of waiters and the clanging of cutlery indicative of the romance of this sexy city—this is where publishers Lucie Santamans, Esthèle…

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Guizhou by LIFE Magazine

Coup de cœur pour Matthieu Belin qui a réalisé pour le LIFE China Magazine cette série de photographies envoutantes. En mélangeant l’univers de la province chinoise de Guizhou à celui de la mode, les clichés de ce photographe français vivant en Chine sont à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.

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Adam “MCA” Yauch Cover The New York Times

Il NYT ha pubblicato l’ultimo numero dell’anno ai miti scomparsi durante il 2012. La cover è stata così dedicata ad Adam Yauch. Ci mancherai MCA.

iPad app x Wired e GQ italia

Un paio di settimane fa sono stato invitato alla presentazione delle nuove app per iPad realizzate da Condé Nast per le testate di Wired e GQ Italia. Il design dell’interfaccia è stato ripensato interamente ad hoc per una fruizione dei contenuti veloce e coinvolgente. Pagine e illustrazioni che si animano, contenuti extra video e una gestione dell’advertising più mirata e intelligente. Insomma dimenticatevi i soliti pdf da sfogliare ma qualcosa di decisamente altro livello.

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Table of Contents

Portland gets a high-design shop with an editorial bent

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Table of Contents, a recently-opened concept shop in Portland, Oregon, is a quiet refuge within the bustling Old Town neighborhood. Located just off Burnside Street in Chinatown, Shu Hung and Joseph Magliaro’s new venture is a welcome departure from the eclectic mix of dive bars, arcades, Internet cafes and…

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Punch the Camera

Eight young photographers share analog images of adventure and exploration

Punch the Camera

After debuting an experimental one-off issue in 2009, founder Justin Parkhurst has resurrected his publication, “Punch The Camera,” as a bi-annual photography zine. Expanding on the themes of travel and expedition that inspired the original, the revamped “Punch The Camera” is about “uniting known and unknown photographers with stories…

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Visionaire 62 Rio

The shape-shifting arts and fashion publication goes stereoscopic

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Continually pushing the boundaries of traditional publishing, quarterly art and fashion magazine Visionaire has released their 62nd issue in conjunction with NYC-based design firm Aruliden and Brazilian retail developer and contemporary art patron Iguatemi. As with each issue, the theme and format has once again changed. This time Visionaire takes the form of a stereoscope. Designed, developed and manufactured by Aruliden, the “issue” contains 18 slides depicting photographic works by a wide range of renowned artists to express the life, culture and arts of Brazil without any of the samba dancing clichés. Artists featured include Maurizio Cattelan, Marco Brambilla, Alas & Marcus Piggott and even Karl Lagerfeld.

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Each slide features two images, shot from two cameras at a measured distance from both each other and the subject. The stereoscope’s two lenses are spaced from each other and the viewing plane at the same proportion putting the slide at the correct distance ratio from your line of sight to best capture the stereoscope’s ability create the illusion of three dimensions. The impressively sharp images are seen as if at the end of a long dark hallway. Much like one would encounter art in a gallery—surrounded by white walls with a single object of attention—the user gets a uniquely isolated viewing experience from the black box stereoscope.

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Described by Aruliden founder and lead designer Johan Liden as a “non object,” the stereoscope’s beautifully designed block-like body seems both intuitive and ambiguous at the same time. On one end the soft nose and eye cutouts seem to encourage the user to hold it to their face, while the sharp edges and matte finish of the other sides offer few clues as to the product’s purpose. “Architecturally it’s very linear and square,” says Liden, explaining that the injection-molded plastic is produced with a slightly silky, soft touch finish to soften the device without changing its shape and make it more “friendly.”

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While the low-tech stereoscope may seem basic in form, it was no easy feat to create. Liden and his team worked on the design for an entire year, toying with options from shapes inspired by an open book to an ode to the classic ViewMaster 3D toy. After extensive prototyping and testing ideas, the design team settled on the final, elegant shape.

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Available in a choice of two lenticular-paneled boxes, the limited-run Visionaire issue 62 Rio can now be bought directly from Visionaire. Limited to just 2,000 total editions, issue 62 sells for $375. For a closer look at the packaging and product design see the slideshow.

Images by Graham Hiemstra and Aruliden


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