The website Pitchfork talks about music and every year it brings a list of the worst disc covers. As we are developed our own disc cover in class for Project 4, I thought you would like to see those. Here is the link:
Enjoy!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Women of Design 2
Some of the covers that Janet Froelich designed for New York Times Style Magazine. I love the art on the fonts.
Source: Gomez-Palacio, B. 2008. Women of Design: influence and inspiration from the original trailblazers to the new groundbreakers. Cincinnati, OH: How Books.
Women of Design 1
I got a book called Women of Design at Parkland's Library and I really liked the works I found in there. These here were created by Catherine Zask, a French designer that studied in Paris.
Source: Gomez-Palacio, B. 2008. Women of Design: influence and inspiration from the original trailblazers to the new groundbreakers. Cincinnati, OH: How Books.
Fashion by Tube
The designers from the Trickett & Webb Limited created this poster to appear in London's underground stations during Fashion Week. The book doesn't bring the date of the poster.
Source: Cullen, C. 2002. The art of design: inspired by fine art, illustration and film. Cincinnati, OH: How Design Books.
San Francisco Chorus
I loved the colors in this poster about the San Francisco Chorus. It was designed by Primo Angeli from Primo Designs.
Source: Cullen, C. 2002. The art of design: inspired by fine art, illustration and film. Cincinnati, OH: How Design Books.
Viva La Mona Lisa!
This mosaic was Palazzolo Design's Studios submission to a national contest hosted by the Mead Paper Company. Designer: Gregg Palazzolo
"I think I was up until almost midnight licking stamps! Viva la Mona Lisa!", said Gregg Palazzolo about this picture.
Source: Cullen, C. 2002. The art of design: inspired by fine art, illustration and film. Cincinnati, OH: How Design Books.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Potatos
The designer Gunter Rambow used potatos to create a momorable object-symbol for the museum Wiesbaden, in Germany.
Source: Landa, R. 1998. Thinking Creatively. Cincinnati, OH: North Light Books.
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