Le studio de design graphique espagnol Lo Siento a pu concevoir pour le magazine japonais « +81 Magazine » cette couverture contenant du papier bulles dont certaines contiennent de la peinture injectée pour créer une typographie très réussie. Une idée ingénieuse à découvrir avec différentes images dans la suite.
Dezeen Screen: this movie features Chris and Polly of Wrap, an illustration magazine that’s designed to be reused as giftwrap, talking about their latest issue on the theme of Dark Days, Bright Nights. Wrap is currently on sale at our Christmas shop The Temporium. Watch the movie »
Competition: we’ve teamed up with illustration magazine WRAP to give away five copies of their latest issue that’s designed so every page can be re-used as wrapping paper.
The magazine features work by up-coming illustrators and designers, and the theme of this second issue is Animals and Creatures.
Copies of WRAP will also be available for purchase at our Dezeen Watch Store pop-up from 24 June to 10 July at 55 Neal Street, London WC2.
WRAP retails at £9.50 and delivery is half price until the end of June.
To enter this competition email your name, age, gender, occupation, and delivery address and telephone number to competitions@dezeen.com with “WRAP” in the subject line. We won’t pass your information on to anyone else; we just want to know a little about our readers.
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Competition closes 12 July 2011. Five winners will be selected at random and notified by email. Winners’ names will be published in a future edition of our Dezeenmail newsletter and at the bottom of this page. Dezeen competitions are international and entries are accepted from readers in any country.
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Photography is by Luke Bryant.
Here are some more details from WRAP:
‘Read Wrap, wrap Wrap – new design magazine showcasing illustration work by up-and-coming talent that can be put to good use as wrapping paper’
Wrap is a new design and illustration magazine with a difference – each sheet of Wrap can be re-used as wrapping paper. Set up last Autumn by London designers Christopher Harrison and Polly Glass to showcase work by talented artists, it is printed on 100% recycled paper using vegetable based inks, and is available to buy online and in top UK design stores including Magma, Beyond the Valley, Mint, The Design Museum, Drink,Shop&Do, and Wolf&Badger.
Wrap are very pleased to announce the release of their second issue
With the theme of ‘Animals & Creatures’, issue two features work by an exceptional group of contributors from all over the world including L.A. based Patrick Hruby, Milan collective Carnovsky (who have created the colourful cover art) and London based Thereza Rowe.
As well as endeavouring to broaden all their interviews with contributing artists, Wrap have also added some new features to their second issue. These include talking to UK print designer Lisa Stickley, Japanese jewellery designer Momo Tamura about her brand Momocreatura, and one of their new regular features, an illustrated Day in the Life – in this issue by the quirky and cat obsessed freelance illustrator Gemma Correll.
Wrap have also altered their format a little since issue one, so it is now bigger (approx.A3) than before with a harder cover. The back cover has been perforated so it can become a set of eight notecards to match all the prints inside and all the sheets are only folded over once, so they’re kept as neat and flat as possible, ready for when they’re pulled out and used to wrap up a present!
Being environmentally conscious, Wrap is printed on 100% recycled paper and using vegetable-based inks.
Wrap was co-founded and launched by Christopher Harrison and Polly Glass in Autumn 2010 during the London Design Festival. Their aim is to develop and produce a really exciting and appealing publication that showcases and promotes the work of talented creative people (both up-and-coming, and established) and one that bridges the gap between being a magazine and a product. They wanted to make something that could both be looked at and read, but that the consumer could also enjoy using.
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