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March 21st, 2007

Daniel Eatock - Walker Art Center(Internal News)

This is a recent online video of a lecture of Daniel Eatock from the Walker Art Center where he used to work at before returning home to England to establish Foundation 33 and Eatock Ltd. It's not very often you are able to watch and listen to a good design lecture so have a watch.

Related link: Daniel Eatock

March 19th, 2007

Nick Deakin(Internal News)

Nick Deakin is an artist and illustrator from Yorkshire - very original illustration work that has his own direction/style.

Related link: Nick Deakin

March 15th, 2007

Sara De Bondt(Internal News)

A solid collection of graphic design work by London based Belgian designer, Sara De Bondt

March 2nd, 2007

Jeremyville Sessions(Internal News)

Successful toy and character illustrator/designer, Jeremy releases a new product to promote the collaborative process of producing toys, artwork and exhibition sketches. Over 300 designers/artists are featured in the book along with a poster, a DVD.

Related links: Jeremyville Sessions
Strangeco

Studio Output(Internal News)

With the help of AllofUs, Studio Output have a brand new website showcasing their design work. Containing both corporate and cultural clients such as Ministry of Sound and the BBC, their new site aims to showcase this. AllofUs also have very interesting interative and exhibition work.

Related links: Studio Output
AllofUs

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Image source: Studio Output, www.studio-output.com

February 23rd, 2007

Yokoland(Internal News)

The superb collective of Olso based Aslak Gurholt Rønsen, Espen Friberg and Thomas Nordby finally present their new folio website. Their work focuses on print based media from books, signage, exhibitions to music covers and magazines. They are simply fantastic.

Related link: Yokoland

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Image source: Yokoland, www.yokoland.com

February 18th, 2007

The Culture Front(Internal News)

A successful illustrator from Norway who has worked featured for Dazed and Confused, DEZINE/KF and alongside such as Kim Hiorthøy and Yokoland. This is Rui Tenreiro. Also, check out his publishing group Soy Friends.

Related link: The Culture Front
Soy Friends

February 10th, 2007

Julie Verhoeven(Internal News)

Julie was born in Kent 1969 made the transition from studying Fashion, in particular illustration to establishing herself as a great artist, illustrator and designer. Her work encompasses delicate lines and colourful patterns. She has used this for work for Marc Jacobs, Dazed and Confused, Self Service and for french label, A.P.C. There is a lot of organic shapes used and this brings an environment combining Kate Moss with The Beatles and the hippie '60's age.

You can find a Monograph of Julie's work at YouWorkForThem: Julie Verhoeven: Monograph and a detailed article in Grafik Issue 144 (Sept 2006).

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Image source: YouWorkForThem, www.youworkforthem.com

February 6th, 2007

Samuel Bebbington(Internal News)

Working for BB Saunders, Samuel tries to disect what graphic design means alongside work of publication, colour and typography. Moreover, Pete Hughes' work is also great (when it gets released).

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Pete Hughes

February 2nd, 2007

Loyal(Internal News)

Although she has not updated her portfolio, Loyal represents a collection of work by Art Director Tamara Zimmerman. Engaging work she has completed includes the lovely National Television, The Dissociated Press and in-house online version MIT newsletter.

Related link: Loyal

January 24th, 2007

Melbourne Design Guide

It's not hard to find out why arguably, Melbourne is the artistic state of Australia. Whilst every city has its hussle and bussling city life, Melbourne blends this with obvious design concious Architecture. The highlights of Melbourne are the art, fashion, wine and dine and individual designers who work in the city. Not to mention the city's established National Design Centre, a centre focused on comtemporary design.

Paul Charlwood, President of the Design Institute of Australia has created a book Guide to Melbourne. It is for anyone who wants to seek the in-depth culture of Melbourne. The concept and realisation from Studio Round.

So if you going to Melbourne, pick up this book for $30 of 320 pages.

Related link: Melbourne Design Guide
Studio Round
National Design Centre

January 22nd, 2007

Emily Alston

Emily Alston who works under Emily Forgot has been producing original illustration work for people such as Telegraph, Guardian, Dazed & Confused, BBC and Paul Smith. Her personal work can now be seen on her new website.

Related link: Emily Forgot

More accomplished illustrative work can be seen of Holly Wales from EatJapaneseFood:
Holly Wales

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Image source: Emily Forgot, www.emilyforgot.co.uk