Des superbes affiches et posters pour le prochain film “Black Swan” avec Natalie Portman, Vincent Cassel et Mila Kunis. Un travail graphique confié au studio LaBoca. Le film est dirigé par le réalisateur Darren Aronofsky et produit par 20th Century Fox. Plus d’images dans la suite.
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Submit a link of an example of the coolest media player you’ve ever seen… could be any type from any era.
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Three designer/illustrators making some cool stuff…
Their collective site, Pittoresque’s, Bertrand Sallé’s, and Brainsol’s. It looks like they hail from Edmonton and France? (not entirely sure). Enjoy!
Une initiative intéressante du studio Weareplace en provenance de Buenos Aires (Argentine), avec ces illustrations typographiques et posters mettant en scène les réseaux sociaux comme Twitter et Facebook. Tous les visuels sont à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
Un travail graphique du designer allemand Dirk Schächter avec ce projet Typomaps : une carte qui combine les éléments de la typographie avec la géographie, les continents et les pays. La taille des mots correspond à la superficie. Plus de visuels dans la suite de l’article.
Une initiative intéressante par l’artiste Moxy Creative qui présente ces posters minimalistes autour du style vestimentaire des artistes et groupes musicaux. De Kanye West à Michael Jackson, l’ensemble des visuels est à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
A clever map substituting typography for topography
Ingeniously charting Anglophone countries with city names written in their correct geographical location, Bold & Noble‘s striking maps are a typographic puzzle that stimulate the eye as well as the mind. The U.S., U.K., Australia, New Zealand and a detailed London are each transcribed, with various font weights drawing attention to the major destinations.
Hand-pulled and screen-printed on a medium weight 100% recycled card, each map is crafted using hand-mixed inks white print on contrasting Duck Egg Blue or Sheer Slate backgrounds.
Created by Hertfordshire-based design duo Bold & Noble, each type maps sell online for £38 and will arrive with a free special edition print through 24 December 2010.
De superbes cartes typographiques composés de milliers de mots, conçues de manière artisanale. Un travail du designer Andy Woodruff et d’Axis Maps afin de reproduir fidèlement les rues et les villes de Boston et Chicago. Un style très réussi à découvrir dans la suite.
Valerie Pettis has just been selected as a winner of Poster for Tomorrow’s international competition advocating the abolition of the Death Penalty. Her poster, entitled “Legal Murder Is Not Justice,” was chosen from among 2094 entries submitted by designers worldwide as one of the ten most outstanding (the highest category of the competition). Pettis’s stark, black and white design replaces the Greco-Roman columns of a hall of justice with coffins.
Poster for Tomorrow is an organization that promotes activism through socially relevant design and is currently touring both the top ten and top one hundred posters in thirty-five venues across the globe.
However, the posters have sparked controversy and of the roughly one hundred countries originally scheduled to participate many have now declined. Clandestine exhibitions were mounted in many of these places, including Syria, China, Malaysia and Iran where promoters were beaten and jailed. Except for a single gallery in Los Angeles, major organizations headquartered in the United States, fearing controversy, have also withdrawn.
Images of the one hundred posters, and a list of exhibitions, can be found at www.PosterforTomorrow.org.
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