via http://www.a2cestmieux.fr/fr/portfolio/otgfr_safariblanc_2.html

“an Edition for the 90th anniversary of the Bauhaus
7 booklets in a box. Each booklet according to a Bauhausmaster.
Plus a poster and an introduction of Prof. Walter Scheiffele.
collaboration with Tiziana Beck, Lisa von Billerbeck ,
Anna Berger, Edith Carron, Malte Euler, Doris Freigofas”

“When Allen Lane produced the popular paperback in 1934, his breakthrough was not in the creation of the paperback … His innovation was recognizing a novel context in which people were reading, or wanting to read. … Lane’s other invention, alongside the cheap, quality paperback, was the Penguincubator, … which signaled his intention to take the book beyond the library and the traditional bookstore, into railway stations, chain stores and onto the streets. … In the Penguincubator we see several desires converge: affordable books, non-traditional distribution, awareness of context, and a quiet radicalism.”

“a manual about myself, my past and about what I can and can’t do with my restriction”
via http://plucplaatsman.com/my-work/medicaldossier02/02.html
A one man’s project of Darius Gerulis from Lithuania. With slow and build-up soundscapes in his songs
the title of his latest album literally refers to my dreams. Listen to Clouds, Lullaby for the Owls, Vision
quest at the Red Mountain and fall asleep under these deep atmospheres…


“An experimental research project investigating Beat and Sixties Counterculture texts, including; Allen Ginsbergs ‘Howl’, William. S. Burroughs ’Naked Lunch’ and Aldous Huxleys ‘The Doors of Perception’. The project adopts the forward-thinking of the Counterculture, guiding the process of experimental image making.”
via http://otherscenes.com/dimension1.html

“Basis of the design is a template with the name of the project ‘Untitled ( — )’ that scales down from the poster format A2 to the format of the invitation card A6. The A3/A4 format in between those two generates the cover of the publication that will be released at a later point.“
via http://www.ourpolitesociety.net/works/2009/antonis_pittas/antonis_pittas.html
Colourfull and full of dazzling shots. “We built a fire” the latest single of this Icelandic band. Their
music is recorded in their basement studio and all artwork is handmade by Ingibjörg Birgisdóttir,
the partner of the singer and a band mate. Started as a single project of Sindri, singer/multi-instrumentalist
this band now morphed into a experimental/folk septet, reinforced with “feel good” visuals. Recognized
by its very Icelandic DIY setup.

The work of Estonian producer Abstract Detail brings me rest and a peaceful mind. The ‘emptyness’ in his
stripped-down arrangements give me space for own thoughts and intepretations where others take me away.
I find it hard to write down a description for his sound. Think it is best to describe as a very minimalistic
approach on the best what electronic music has to offer.


“The photographer Duegyoung Lee has been methodically documenting urban spaces, and for this exhibition he took a series of aerial photographs of Teheran Street in Seoul, and combined them to a very long, single photograph”

Some months ago I met Rutger Muller, a dedicated electronic music producer with various projects under his name.
One is his DS-10 Dominator alias. Under this monniker he performs and produces tracks on his Nintendo DS
with japanese Korg DS-10 software. Enjoy an inspiring compilation mix he created for – and with -
his community at ds10forum.com.
Download Tracklisting after the click.
01 Nico sun – Precautions
02 team rocket – Light Flashes
03 MicroStep – Radio Frequency Interference
04 Bretagne In Flight – Play In A Well Lit Room
05 oxideshedder – Blackouts Triggered By Patterns
06 ubey – Seizure Warning
07 bryface – Eye Twitching
08 Switch Off, Goodbye – Muscle Twitching
09 DJ Hollow Life – Loss Of Awareness
10 Synthesia – Altered Vision
11 The Analog Girl – Involuntary Movements
12 Novielo – Disorientation
13 mugenkidou – Repetitive Motion Injuries
14 Kaputnik – A High Precision Electronic Device
15 toillota – Eyestrain
16 michael nervous – Battery Leakage
17 Soft BleR – Hardware Precautions
18 Chema64 – Contact With Dust And Lint
19 CardiacTrance – Sharply Bent Wire
20 Chris Lody – Deteriorating Liquid Crystal
21 motone – Contact With Moisture And Dirt
22 Decktonic – Licensed For Use With The Nintendo DS
23 bc likes you! – Game Card Precautions
24 Susitalo – Maintenance
25 Amburgerzorro – Forcing The Game Card
26 Receptors – Convulsions
27 DS-10 Dominator – Reorient The Receiving Antenna
Great collection
1960s & 1970s Scandinavian Design Logos collected by Oliver Tomasg

Great collection
1960s & 1970s Scandinavian Design Logos collected by Oliver Tomas.
via http://www.olivertomas.com/typography/1960s-1970s-scandinavian-design-logos-part-1/#more-187
see collection on flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/ad_symphoniam/sets/72157622132873798/
Decadism: Magazines 2000—2009
“Michael Joseph Bojkowski. Graphic & Editorial Designer. Art Director. Maglophile and Magazine Reviewer. Design Commentator. Avid Blogger.”
“With its slow rotation and the continuous mixing of “ingredients”, the kitchen becomes a world in itself, a world at which the visitor is left to wonder.”
via http://www.zeger.org/works/index.php?page=1&proj=0&sub=1



“Carrosserie is made for display use, inspired by the shapes of the 30s. It is a capital letter font with alternate characters and special domain symbols”



















