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Donny Chen
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I chose this lovely colour palette for an ongoing project but they decided on another one :( At least now I can use it for lazy Sunday drawings like this one.
Design by Ute Müller-Schlösser and Christian Nicolaus
Minimal Months | Riccardo Vicentelli
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Branding the Grand Budapest Hotel by Andrea Bianchi
“The idea was to create the branding of the Grand Budapest, a majestic early 1900 hotel located in the Zubrowka Republic, as it was designed in the 1930s. It is a mixture of past and present, reality and fiction. Inspirations come from 1930s postcards, german prints, advertisements and of course, from the original script of the movie. Each detail follows the techniques and the tools used in that time, from the signature of Gustave, made with a stylographic pen, to the text, written using a mechanical typewriter.”
Andrea Bianchi is a graphic designer based in Fidenza, Italy. She is focused on photography, graphic design, branding, typography and print design.
A Book from deValence / Available at www.draw-down.com / The first publication about the work of the French graphic design studio deValence, this book examines their most recent works since 2012, as well as their long-term collaborations with artists such as Raphaël Zarka, Saâdane Afif, Mathieu Abonnenc, and Pierre Huyghe. Led today by Alexandre Dimos and Ghislain Triboulet, the studio’s work is notable in its intention to seemingly disappear in a process where form logically follows from content. By way of a thorough analysis of several of their designs, overlapping elements of both avant-garde functional aesthetics and an austere classicism emerge in their work. With a text (“Defying the image: deValence, Socrates and the question of design”) by Victor Guégan; an exhaustive visual overview of their design work, with photographs by Paul Lepreux; and an interview. deValence is both a design studio and a publisher, supporting research and reflections about the role and history of graphic design. Among their activities: the forum F7, an umbrella for bringing designers from across Europe to Paris; the magazine Marie Louise, whose first issue was made live during an exhibition of the studio in 2006, later evolving into the French design periodical Back Cover; and the founding of publishing project “Éditions B42.” Includes a foreward by Robin Kinross. Published by Éditions B42 #graphicdesign #typography #French #RobinKinross #B42 #deValence