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Design Culture
This section compiles the thoughts, ideas and aspirations of various contemporary designers.
It can be expressed through various mediums like photography, print art, graphics, products,
fashion, space or audiovisual design. A good opportunity within this section to function as a
gallery to up and coming and talented creatives. Each individual possesses strong creative
beliefs and integrity in their approach towards commercial and non-commercial work. This is
an inspirational space for designers and it serves to stimulate the creative surge within the
international design community.
All rights of the owner of the original contributed works reproduced reserved.
Featured Creatives
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76 Ben Frost
77 Michael Leon
78 Output Studio
79 Engine System
80 21”
81 Makeshift
82 Non-Conceptual
83 Genevieve Gauckler
84 The Kitchen
85 Helios Design Labs
86 Design Machine
87 Liquidpaper
88 71 Lab
89 Milkxhake
90 Vasava
91 Aobavision
92 Twelve:Ten
93 Patrick Lindsay
94 We Want Transmission
95 Supermundane
96 Honest
97 Anna Augul
98 Base Design
99 Eikes Grafischer Hort
100 Tommy Penton
101 Pixelmunky
102 Adam Pointer
103 Rizon
104 Frederique Daubal
105 Martin Woodtli
106 Juniatwork
107 Marcel Kampman
108 Newtasty
109 Superdeux
110 Flink
111 Yumiko Kayukawa
112 Stereo Type Haus
113 The Brainbox
114 Crush
115 Satoshi Matsuzawa
116 Pandarosa
117 Studio Lobster
118 Stina Persson
119 Kubik
120 Fl@33
121 Graphical House
122 Hypetype
Ben Frost
www.benfrost.cjb.net
“Provocateur extraordinaire and savvy
with an ‘I don’t give a fuck’ attitude, 26year-old Frost epitomises a disillusioned
youth culture, world weary and seeking
some sort of meaning in amongst the
chaos.” - Etcetera Magazine (2001)
Ben Frost is a contemporary artist and
designer from Melbourne Australia.
Exhibitions include, Neon Hate Child
(1997), Live Sex (1998), Poison (1998),
The End of the World (1999), Ben Frost
is Dead (2000), Degenerate (2001) and
Westworld (2002). Frost’s paintings have
been collected by Australian Capital
top to bottom:
New Gods 1
New Gods 2
Equity, Artbank and private international
collections and his work has appeared in
Black + White, Harpar’s Bazaar, HQ, ZOO,
The Age, Sydney Morning Herald,
Triple J, and Channel V. His work was
also featured in the 2002 Primavera:
Exhibition of Young Australian
Artists at the Sydney Museum of
Contemporary Art.
76.1
Ben Frost
www.benfrost.cjb.net
top to bottom:
1000L Banvil
Subverse
76.2
Commonwealth
Stacks
www.commonwealthstacks.com
Michael Leon began Stacks in January
2000 after the realization that he had
drawers full of extra ideas, leftover from
his work as art director of the skate
clothing line Fourstar. Anxious (he always
is) to keep busy, he began producing
t-shirts and posters under the name
‘Commonwealth Stacks Conversation
Editions’ and sold them in hand
numbered editions of 100. He kept
an archive of the shirts at
commonwealthstacks.com and sold them
to a few shops in New York and Los
Angeles, but mostly he gave them away
to his friends.
Today, Stacks continues to evolve
and maintains a position outside of
expectations for a graphics based
studio. In addition to Stacks, Michael
continues to art direct Fourstar
(fourstarclothing.com), and designs
skateboard graphics for Girl Skateboards
(girlskateboards.com), as well as
collaborating with clients like Virgin
Records, 2K, and Tokion magazine.
He has exhibited his work in Europe
and Japan, as well as two recent U.S.
solo shows.
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Output
www.studio-output.com
email: [email protected]
Output creates graphic communication
which explores the possibilities of visual
media. We want you to be successful.
We want to help you to speak clearly.
Present clients include some of the major
players in UK radio and clubland, as well
as various independent record labels and
other music-related work. Output is also
actively pursuing new areas of work, and
we are currently developing projects
for clients in the fashion industry, arts
and media.
Please view the work in our folio. If you
like it, call us.
Output selected collaterals
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Engine System
www.enginesystem.com
Most of my work is influenced by folk
art, mythology and graphic design. I use
various medias including cut paper, silk
screens, ink and water color.
To me the complete piece is as important
as the subject matter. I want the viewer
to notice the textures, colors and patterns
that make up the entire piece.
I operate a website called EngineSystem
that showcases some of the art and design
work I do.
Various paintings
79.1
Engine System
www.enginesystem.com
Various paintings
79.2
21”
www.21inch.com
Based in Rotterdam, 21” is working
on contemporary and creative
communication-solutions for as well
commercial clients as cultural clients.
Heroic efforts are made in designing
flyers, posters, websites, 3D presentations,
animations, CD’s, books, identities,
and advertising.
Illustrations (various)
80.1
21”
www.21inch.com
Illustrations (various)
80.2
Makeshift
www.makeshift.ca
A Crowd
Makeshift is the online portfolio of Pascal
Tremblay, a 22 yr-old designer from
Montreal, Canada. He currently is
working freelance, and looking for
work. His personal work emphasises
typography and emotional imagery.
He has been into design for 3-4 years
now, and is self-taught.
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Nonconceptual
Nonconceptual is Nago Richardis +
Dena Mooney
www.monikernon.com
Two years old
Based in NYC
We are a Graphic Designer +
a Fashion Designer
an Aries + a Taurus
A bit impetuous
Watching a 48hr “Sanford And Son”
marathon
Working on some fun projects
Living like Holden Caulfield
82
Genevieve
Gauckler
www.g2works.com
I was born in 1967. Graduated in 1991
from the Ensad school (Ecole Nationale
des Arts Décoratifs).
I worked as a graphic designer, illustrator
and art director in many different
domains: publishing, web design and
video to name a few. I started working
with the French record company
F Communications (Laurent Garnier,
St Germain, etc). This experience was
fantastic, I learned so many things and
I still think it's one of the best record
labels in France.
Then I worked for 4 years with the
directors Olivier Kuntzel and Florence
Deygas. We made promos for Dimitri
right: Untitled
left: 10 illustrations made for the issue 10 of online magazine,
This Is A Magazine
from Paris, Pierre Henry, Sparks,
commercials (Yves Saint Laurent’s Live
Jazz), titles (Arte) and short movies (Tigi,
Velvet 99). In 1999, I was hired by the
internet start-up boo.com to create their
online magazine, Boom Magazine. A few
months later, I moved to London to create
a new version of the commercial site.
While in London, I worked for the design
agency Me Company, developing some
web projects.
I moved back to Paris in 2001. I share
my time making videos (Brigitte
Fontaine’s “Y’a des Zazous” video with
Estelle Saint Bris), websites (Grumly),
illustrations and graphic design.
83
The Kitchen
www.thekitchen.co.uk
top: Levi’s Girl Store Identity
left: Graphic representation of The Kitchen studio
The Kitchen is an award winning
London-based design studio with a
reputation for creating innovative work
for an international client list.
This contribution piece is a graphic
representation of our studio, where every
item was catalogued in it’s position and
matched to it’s closest 4 colour value.
84
Helios Design
Laboratories
www.heliozilla.com
www.ok47.com
www.okflavor.com
top left to right: Love Bomb, Bombshell
bottom left: Cold War
Helios Design Laboratories...
lives in Canada but works all over
the world,
is 12 years old,
experiments with print, motion and
interactive media,
is headed by Alex and Felix Wittholz.
84
Design Machine
www.designmachine.net
email: [email protected]
Alexander Gelman is a founding partner
and President of Design Machine, a crossdisciplinary branding consultancy
based in New York City. Gelman has
consulted for such recognized brands as
Absolut Vodka, Dell, HBO, IBM, MTV,
Nickelodeon, Shiseido, and United
Airlines, designed watches for Swatch,
and contributes regularly to The New
York Times.
‘Subtraction’, the best selling book on his
unique design philosophy was published
in 2000. Gelman also teaches graduate
classes at Yale University and his work
is part of permanent museum collections,
including MoMA and Cooper-Hewitt
National Design Museum.
top and bottom:
Swatch face design
Right , Left, Center T-shirt design
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Liquidpaper
www.liquidpaper.net
left to right: Summer, Sushi
Drawing and illustration are a large part
of Soo’s interests. Much of her artistic
work is inspired by people’s everyday
lives. Soo’s illustrations often reflect her
observation of people in relation to others.
They are abstract and dreamy, but
she also tries to make a point at the
same time.
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71 Lab
www.seventyonelab.com
Bubu Bull, The Nasty Cow
I graduated from Emily Carr Institute of
Art & Design, Canada in 1999. Currently,
I’m a freelance designer working and
living in Hong Kong. SeventyOneLab is
a place for me to showcase my works
and my favourite retro furniture.
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Milkxhake
www.milkxhake.org
Milkxhake, a new Hong Kong based
design flavor founded by 3 designers in
2002, specializes in graphic and
interactive mixtures.
“Hug&Kiss” is our self-initiated project
dedicate to our home- Hong Kong. It is
our self-expression towards the place
we lived.
It was started from a design project“milkshake” when we were studying, feels
like tasting a cup of “milkshake”. Our
new name entitled “milkxhake”
provides not only a cup of drink, but also
symbolizes the spirit of “mix” through
our logo symbol.
Issue 1 has just been launched via our
web. We created a new identity for “HK”
and posed a new meaning to it “Hug &
Kiss”. We think it is time to talk less but
hug & kiss our place more than ever!
So, let’s taste our delicious works and
mix it a better world!
89
Vasava
www.vasava.es
Vasava is a communication studio started
in Barcelona in 1997. We are a team of
10 young people from various fields and
disciplines. We take on very diverse
projects for shared supports, trying to
break with the worn-out ideas of
conventional communication.
We have a new way of dealing with the
creative process based on experiment
and commitment, and the search for new
communication values, trends and fresh
ideas is what inspires us. We use a single
criterion and objective to take off in
different directions, working the same
idea in all its possibilities and formats,
capturing the most excitement we can
and generating inputs.
We do not limit our fields of action and
we approach totally projects- we do print,
interactive media, type design, exhibition
design and we have also created and
published the books Evophat, the starter
of Vasava Leisure Goods, a new chapter
in the studio, which is the challenge of
creation itself. Quality ideas for free time
and oriented at young people who share
Vasava’s creative line and angle.
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Aobavision
www.aobavision.com
www.demorph.com
Born in Hong Kong, New York based
designer Jonathan Ip has been working
for numerous design firms since his
graduation from Pratt Institute. Majored
in Computer Graphics, meanwhile spent
his time exploring photography,
illustration and the visuals. He’s also
greatly interested in cinematography,
and hopes to head that direction.
Currently, he’s traveling in Asia, and
working on freelance projects in the
local areas.
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TwelveTen
www.twelveten.com
graphica.twelveten.com
Twelve:ten is a group of designers focused
on the creation of dynamic graphics for
a wide range of media. Our main strength
is producing powerful and contemporary
imagery, combined with our ability to
apply it across all mediums.
GRAPHICA
Graphica is inspired by our passion
for information graphics such as
encyclopedia, National Geographic, The
Highway Code and architectural Letraset.
Graphica book spreads
92
Patrick Lindsay
I was born in 1972 working in Marseille
for some funny client.
www.lindsay.fr
Sometimes I am a graphic designer
sometimes a typographer,
sometimes a illustrator and
sometimes I do some sports...
93
We Want
Transmission
Design Division
www.wewanttransmission.com
www.upsize-magazine.com
Goods Division
www.councilproducts.com
We Want Transmission.
Digital Analog Pixels Vectors Color Form
Motion Since 1998.
94
Supermundane
This is not a test,
Supermundane is happy today.
www.supermundane.com
Thank you.
95
Honest
www.stayhonest.com
I envy people who seem to have
unwavering faith. Sometimes I have faith
but other times not at all.
Stella Bugbee/Honest
96
Anna Augul
www.quikanddirty.com
www.neverendingremix.com
www.australianinfront.com.au
An illustrator/designer from Melbourne
(AUS) who amongst other work likes to
devote much of her time to creating
various illustrations for various books,
magazines, online projects. Some of the
projects she’s worked/working on
include: The Plinko Redesign Book (US),
Yen Magazine, Beautiful Decay Magazine
(US), Mazda Campaign, Howies Tee
Shirts (UK).
She also likes kittens, puppies, making
teeshirts, Mango Wies bars, 80’s tv shows,
magazines, magazines and magazines.
97
Base
www.basedesign.com
BASE is a studio specializing in creative
direction and brand development.
Founded in Belgium in 1993, the
company now maintains a staff of
32 divided between studios in Brussels,
New York, and Barcelona. The range
of its projects remains broad,
often encompassing the worlds of
contemporary art, fashion, beauty, and
design, as well as the more traditional
corporate,institutional, cultural, and
political sectors.
The studio’s identity work is characterized
by a conceptual, rather than stylistic,
approach. As such, more and more
companies are calling on Base to develop
total concepts for their projects that range
from logos and identity systems to
image campaigns, marketing materials,
Websites, and motion and
environmental graphics.
top: Belgium Design Book
bottom: BEople magazine
Outside of this core Base work, the studio
is developing more and more publishingrelated projects on its own. Its first,
FaxFREE, a tablet of fax templates,
sold out three editions. Serge Leblon
Photography, highlighting the
photographer’s personal work, was
designed as an inverted book with an
exposed spine and covers that fall at
the center.
The retrospective BaseBOOK and
BaseBOOK 2 cover a broad range of work
and were designed very matter-of-factly
with printed material literally shot on
the floors of the three studios. In addition,
Base is the creative and design director
of BEople, the award-winning magazine
about a certain Belgium
98.1
Base
www.basedesign.com
top row: Puma Mahanuala logotype,
Puma Mahanuala ad campaign 03
second row: Fax Free Cover and sheet 1
third row: Women’secret ad campaign,
the Look Book and magazine ads
fourth row: CCCB Open Radio exhibition graphics
98.2
The Hort
www.eikesgrafischerhort.com
www.hort.org.uk
top to bottom:
Rivera Grooves ‘Funk-A-Tron’ vinyl,
Spread for Die Gestalten’s ‘Brazil Inspired’
Eikes Grafischer Hort is an office for
graphic-design in Frankfurt/Main,
Germany. Since “The Hort” at present is
specialised in working for the musicindustry, we mainly create cd and record
sleeves. Our “Hort” portfolio also includes
corporate identities for companies
and bands, logos, websites, photos,
illustrations, corporate systems etc.
The hort-idea is, it takes a hoard to
produce great graphics.
99.1
The Hort
www.eikesgrafischerhort.com
www.hort.org.uk
top row: Tim Deluxe Remix vinyl,
second row: RMB feat. Talla ‘Spring’ vinyl
third row: spreads for Arkitip Issue 18
99.2
Tommy Penton
www.tommypenton.com
Born London and became a designer
before going into illustration for the last
3 years. Mostly doing work in clubs from
Fabric and The End into music with the
Back to Mine selection, Embrace and
Chemical Brothers.
There’s no money given out, but having
a good time doing it, with nice people.
Looking forward to going back to art
college and getting into fine art.
top to bottom:
Fabric flyers, Untitled
100
Pixelmunky
www.pixelmunky.com
email: [email protected]
Based in Singapore, I love illustration
and character work thus i have focused
my website mainly on these two areas.
Welcome to my world of strange cultures
and unusual characters.
101
Adam Pointer
www.adampointer.com
Adam Pointer : Illustrator
20/01/1979
Blue
5”10
London
Hed Kandi, Southern Fried Records, EMI,
Rosebud+
Lab Magazine, Arena, Graphics
International/Grafik
left: Untitled
right: “Jim’' for Graphik magazine
sheet size 50x70cm
Limited edition of 100, signed and numbered by Adam
102
Rizon
www.rizon.be
Rizon Parein started with graffiti in 1991
at the age of 15. After 8 years of travelling
with cans his interests went more to
minimalistic, clean, less colours kind of
stuff. So he bought himself a G3. In the
beginning Rizon didn’t had any interest
to develop his own style or personality.
It was a way of paying rent without doing
a 9 to 5 job. He was doing jobs for small
partypromoters, stripjoints, etc. This
changed 3 years ago when Rizon met
Tom Muller (Ximeralabs), who gave him
some url’s as Surfstation, Dform,
Designgraphik, it blew his mind! From
then on he discovered a true new love,
he discovered “graphic design”. One year
from now he joined Duolog
(Stoav/Ximeralabs/Bingo).
At the moment he is continuesly into
design mainly doing vector stuff, with a
growing love for AfterEffects and 3D
modelling. In September he’ll probably
start classes in architecture after
designing his kitchen he got hooked...
103.1
Rizon
www.rizon.be
103.2
Frederique
Daubal
www.daubal.com
email: frederique daubal.com
I’ve been working for 6 years now as
graphic and textile designer in freelance,
for known and unknown clients. In the
meantime since 2 1/2 years I develop my
own production under my name
daubal.com; without following the trends
I’m making some “pieces” which can
change regarding the goal or the idea
behind them.
Frederique Daubal is based between
Amsterdam and Paris.
left: Cushions Included
right: Keep It Safe Numero 76
104
Martin Woodtli
www.woodt.li
Martin Woodtli was born in Berne,
Switzerland in 1971. First studied graphic
design at the College of Design Academy
before continuing his studies as of 1996
at the Zurich Academy of Design and
Art. In New York City, he, which is very
well frequent with national and
international design-prizes, worked in
the offices of Stefan Sagmeister, before
founding his own studio in Zurich 1999.
Woodtli projects are in the culture sector
and the first book about his works was
published Autumn 2001 by Die Gestalten
Verlag in Berlin/Germany. Switzerland
singled him out last year for ‘The most
beautiful Swiss books’ and ‘Book of
the Jury’.
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Juniatwork
juniatwork.mrtio.com
Born in Italy, Giulia currently lives and
works near Milan. She enjoys herself
drawing with Flash and representing
human nature in a very personal and
fashinating way. Her realistic vector
illustrations can be seen at Juniatwork.
106
Marcel Kampman
www.texelseboys.nl
www.kampman.nl
‘Fashion Victims’ for the Texelse Boys
Marcel Kampman is currently working
at Mattmo Concept Design in Amsterdam
as a senior designer. All work shown is
freework made before he started working
there. He is a co-founder of the Texelse
Boys project.
107.1
Marcel Kampman
www.texelseboys.nl
www.kampman.nl
top: Video for Johan for their hit single ‘Day Is Done’
bottom: Animation for VPRO 3voor 12TV News
107.2
Newtasty
www.newtasty.com
Newtasty is a creative agency founded
in 1999 by Stefan Grindley and
Stephen Baker.
Newtasty love graphics.
Newtasty loves jet rock ’n roll.
Newtasty are based in Birmingham UK.
Newtasty are award winning.
Newtasty are three legged race winning.
top: Strange Tales
bottom: Illustrations for ColdRice promo
108
Superdeux
www.superdeux.com
www.unchi.net
www.the-stereotype.net
top: Rock The Beat!
bottom: Vinyl cover for Otaku Records
SuperDeux studio was created in 1999
by Sébastien R., based in Lyon/France
since 2003. He’s now working with his
team on a street art/clothing label
called Bullshit.
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Flink
www.flink.be
www.flink.be/flinkpaper/
Flink is a creative/design studio based in
Antwerp, Belgium. Flink means ‘good’ or
‘be good’ in Dutch. We like the idea of
trying to do better each time. Waiting
for a good brief almost never happens.
It's up to us to find creative ways to
interpret what the client wants to say.
The Flink Paper is a good example of
how we think.
‘Time For A Revolution’ also implies a
time to change old mentalities. The
biggest cultural revolution we are going
to see is going to come about from a
move to a more intuitive, personal age.
Away from mass production, away from
overt consumerism.
Spreads from Flink Paper
The Flink Paper strongly endorses the
spirit of collaboration, which encourages
creative minds and contributors of varied
disciplines to exchange ideas and be part
of the bigger picture. Contributors include
The Guardian, KesselsKramer, The
Designers Republic, D&AD, Creative
Review and Shift Japan.
110.1
Flink
www.flink.be
www.flink.be/flinkpaper/
top row: Untitled
bottom row: Enpower 01 and Enpower 02
110.2
Yumiko Kayukawa
www.sweetyumiko.com
top: Love Me
bottom: Headbangers
Yumiko Kayukawa hails from Hokkaido,
Japan and has already made a name for
herself early in her career for her candybright pop paintings of fashionable young
women, animals, and traditional Japanese
motifs. As a teenager she also fell in love
“with the energy and giddiness” of
American pop-culture through her
exposure to rock n’ roll, film, and fashion.
By the age of 16, she had debuted into
the art world with a comic-book
(Manga) feature.
Her work blends fashion illustration,
sharp iconic graphics, and meticulously
rendered flora and fauna to create images
that evoke a dreamy and enigmatically
erotic tone. The girls in Yumiko’s
paintings are mysterious and elusive,
using images of both innocence and
fetishes, in a sexy, subtle way, yet always
engaging the viewer with direct
eye contact.
111.1
Yumiko Kayukawa
www.sweetyumiko.com
top left to right: Vaulting Horse, South
bottom: The Turn-Ons
111.2
Stereo Type Haus
www.stereotypehaus.com
Founder of Stereo Type Haus and
principal designer, RD Granados’s passion
for type & letter forms began to blossom
as a young graffiti artist. In 2000, he
began developing faces for STH and
the current catalog has grown to over
20 designs.
He is currently living in Brooklyn, NY
and working as an independent
designer/artist/musician.
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The Brainbox
www.thebrainbox.com
www.thebrainblog.com
www.pixeldna.it
www.mimic.it
I’m Mauro Gatti, 24 years old and living
in the northern part of Italy, I have been
working on the computer for several
years, initially it was a passion, now it is
a job. I put great p assion in all what I
do. I like graphics, the movement and
the possibility to make all what goes
through my mind come true (more or
less). I am confident to have a great
fantasy since I was a child and now I
utilize it in all my works trying to enjoy
myself and others. I love telling stories
and making people laugh. I like working
in a group, sharing ideas and I really love
work at night time.
I’m the creative director of the Brainbox
and Mimic. You can view more works
made by me and my friends by visiting
the Brainbox.
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Crush
Crush are a design group dedicated to
diverse creativity and innovation.
www.crushed.co.uk
We focus on original idea led design
solutions for a broad range of clients in
the entertainment and music industries.
top row: Quantum Dub Force: Assymetric
Album sleeve/packaging design
second row: Da Lata
Album sleeve/packaging design
third row: Sex, Sluts and Heaven
Album sleeve/packaging design
114.1
Crush
www.crushed.co.uk
top row: Book Design
CD Art by Charlotte Rivers
(Rotovision Books)
bottom row: Crush self promo boxset
114.2
Satoshi
Matsuzawa
www.salboma.com
top row left to right: Self-promo poster for
Mitsubishi Paper Mills, Super fly Soul
second row left to right : Untitled, Chase Chase
Satoshi Matsuzawa mainly works on
illustrations for CD covers, magazines
and posters as well as designing websites.
His inspiration comes from 60’s and 70’s
movies, especially the 007 series and a
variety of 70’s blacksploitation movies.
He is inspired by soul, jazz and lounge
music. In other words, his fingers
draw music.
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Pandarosa
www.pandarosa.net
Pandarosa art and design studio are
committed to evolving the creative
process as well as the creation of cultural
graphics, interactive & environmental
sensitivity within design, and
creating a common link between
cross disciplinaries.
Pandarosa’s objectives
- to promote and understand the
arts/creative sector by working,
collaborating and being part of the
contemporary movement
- recycle by process, thought, aesthetic
and production
- to incorporate both our cultures into
a philosophical, methodology, and
artistic practice
- through professional practice
contribute to Australia’s cultural
dialogue and identity
- to engage in interesting, innovative and
socially aware communication within
the mainstream industry
- increase the interactive nature of
graphic work
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Lobster
www.studiolobster.com
Twelve years on, Studio Lobster’s work
now spans all corners of the globe, it’s
artists and design developers create
internationally recognised brands.
Lobster are currently developing their
new offices that will contain a design
gallery due to open very late 2003,
inviting designers to exhibit their work.
If you would be interested in exhibiting
in the design gallery contact Lobster.
Various work for Global Underground CDs
117
Stina Persson
www.stinapersson.com
Stina Persson was born in Sweden in
1972, but at 19 she left for Japan and
Tokyo. She fell in love with the city
but out of love with the boyfriend,
continued her travels to Italy where she
studied fashion. In 1995, she moved to
New York to study and work as an artist
and illustrator.
Stina has always striven to combine
her interest in art and fashion. Before
deciding to concentrate on illustration,
she did large scale fashion-inspired
portraits, and had several exhibitions
in and around New York City as well
as Tokyo.
Dandelions Le Book
In her current illustrations, a free hand
and developed technique combine to
create an edgy type of elegance.
After eight happy years in New York,
Stina is back in Sweden for the birth of
her first child. Girl or boy?
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Kubik
email: [email protected]
Happy Days Are Back Again
Why be bounded by convention when
you can be free? Why be the same when
you can be different? Why follow when
you can lead? Pursuing these thoughts,
Kubik came to fruition in 2001 doing
print works and t-shirts. It's an anomalous
name, “Kubik" as I interpret as people
being square and simple. It is a pledge
to thinking out of the box.
Inspired by the individualistic ideals and
avant-garde, we seek not to shock nor
provoke, but simply to offer an alternative
to the mainstream, and to challenge
conventions ingrained in our collective
consciousness.
We are open to interesting collaboration
and ideas.
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Fl@33
www.flat33.com
www.stereotype.com
www.bzzzpeek.com
www.trans-port.org
www.agatheHD.com
bzzzpeek.com
Self-initiated FL@33 project on comparison of
International Onomatopoeia
Pencil Sculpture Illustration Series
Eye Sculpture contains 470 Pencils'
A1 poster for 'GB: Graphic Britain' book
Launch exhibition at Magma Gallery,
London
July 2002
Pencil Sculpture Illustration Series
'Butterfly Sculpture contains 818 Pencils'
A1 poster for 'GB: Graphic Britain' book
Launch exhibition at Magma Gallery,
London
September 2002
Pencil Sculpture Illustration Series
Creative Review Cover '40 years of D&AD'
November 2002
FL@33 is a multi-lingual and multispecialised studio for visual
communication based in London,
Notting Hill. Founders Agathe Jacquillat
[French from Paris; Academy Julian |
ESAG] and Tomi Vollauschek [Austrian,
originally from Frankfurt; FHDarmstadt]
met on the Royal College of Art’s [RCA]
post-graduate Communication Art and
Design course in 1999 and set up their
company after graduating in July 2001.
The studio is working across all media
in the areas: Concept Generation, Print,
Screenbased Work [Broadcast, Motion
Graphics, Interface Design, Websites],
Exhibition Design and Publishing.
FL@33s’ mission is to create a
professional, vibrant, fresh and artistic
body of work while keeping a balance
between commissioned and self-initiated
projects and publications.
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Fl@33
www.flat33.com
www.stereotype.com
www.bzzzpeek.com
www.trans-port.org
www.agatheHD.com
Trans-form, Trans-it, trans-port.org
is a self-initiated Architecture, Art and Design
publication by FL@33.
spread from trans-form magazine:
1. How it works/Reflection
2. Nightshots
3. Space Invaders/Cityscape Insects
4. Outro/CD-Rom
5. Trans-form, Trans-it, trans-port.org,
(Magazine Cover)
6. Cityscape Insect
Royal Festival Hall
Classical Music Campaign 2002/2003
Orchestral Music Series, Early Music Series
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Graphical House
www.graphicalhouse.com
Our universe probably contains more
than one Graphical House, but we are
the only one on our street.
Our ‘House Style’ is very friendly, heavily
influenced by a sort of early morning
optimism and a keen desire to help
our clients.
Working together is a very graphical
experience, we produce identity, web,
print and exhibition work as well
as 2D and 3D digital animation.
The four walls that keep us together
have their foundations in Glasgow but
our work and clients like to get out
there into the world.
TV title sequences commissioned for
Channel 4 UK:
Sex and The City Uncovered
Living with the Osbournes
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Hypetype
www.hypetype.co.uk
www.paulhutchison.co.uk
Founded in 2000 by Paul Hutchison,
Hype Type Studio constantly provides
international clients with relevant
and memorable creative visual
communication solutions.
We work in all forms of media including
print, web, multimedia and fashion.
Services:
Graphic Design / Advertising / Branding
Corporate Identity / Web design /
Print Production / Creative Concepts /
Art Direction
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Hypetype
www.hypetype.co.uk
www.paulhutchison.co.uk
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