http://www.whatgoogleknows.com/
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István Szugyiczky
1996-2001 Graphic Design at Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest.
Currently living and working as a freelance graphic designer in Barcelona, Spain.
http://www.szugyiczky.com/
Kollega
http://kollegaworks.com/
Graphic design studio formed in Copenhagen in 2007 by Emma Holmberg and Rebecca Larsson. 'Kollega is currently taking a break. Emma is working as a graphic designer in Malmö/Sweden and Rebecca is working freelance also situated in Sweden. Kollega will however not completely dissapear and will surely work with projects in one way or another in the future. So be sure to check in here for updates!'
Simon Peplow
http://www.simonpeplow.com/
'Characters are fundamental to my work, described by some as whimsical, cute and sinister in equal measures'
Illustration.
Poor
1. Uncovering lamp, 2008. Plexiglas object which gives no light but at least it does not shut off light either. Additionally, it can serve as a stand for a classical lamp with a clamp changing it in a traditional bedside lamp.
3. Mlodek, nutcracker, 2003/04. If we smash a nut with a hammer, we may find it pretty difficult to restrain ourselves from hitting it hard. This can, however, result in a complete crushing of the object. Thanks to a hollowed hammer, we can hit a nut as hard as we can, and it still will make a small cleavage on its surface.
4. Poor light, 2007. Screensaver lamp to be used in your computer.
Bartosz Mucha. http://www.poor.pl/
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Andy J. Miller
http://www.komadesign.co.uk/
http://www.andyjmdesign.blogspot.com/
1. Illustrations for the entire back part of the Star Trek issue of Little White Lies.
2. Palmercash t-shirts.
3. The indie rock coloring book.
Andy J. Miller is an illustrator, art director, designer, and musician.
'Miller grew up in a small town in Indiana drawing every cartoon and action hero he could possibly come up with. However he never considered it a serious career path until his love of music bloomed in High School, and ever since, there has been a clear purpose and passion within his work.'
Gilda Mantilla
1, 3. Fauna, 2006
2, 4. Sismographer III, 2004
Visual artist who lives and works in Lima. Fauna forms part of "Dibujando B...", a research project by Gilda Mantilla and Raimond Chavez, around drawing, travel and latinamerican context. First phase, three week river trip from Peruvian Andes to the triple peruvian, colombian and brazilian border with notebooks and pencils. Second phase, studio work. "We like to draw; we think it underlies all we do as a knowledge and experience tool. Those connecting dots allow us to create an image of the world. Drawing may allow us to rethink it or imagine it in different ways."
http://www.bazarbambi.org/
Geoff Mcfetridge
Geoff McFetridge is a graphic artist and director in Los Angeles, California. Originally from Canada, Geoff moved to California to earn his MFA for Graphic Design at the California Institute of the Arts. In 1996, Geoff founded his own design studio, Champion Graphics.
http://www.championdontstop.com/
http://www.pottokprints.com/
Takeshi Hosaka
Love house, 2005. Photo by Kozo Takayama
'Love house' was designed for a couple. On a very small site of 33 square meters, the designer planned a building of frontage 2.7m / about 9m deep. He divided the top ceiling with a huge curve and created the roof and the space, with a big hole in the centre where you can see the sky. It is located in Kanagawa, Japan. "I find the potential power of the land and create a concrete architectural form. During this architectrual process I consider and further develop the existing ideas and wishes of all people involved in the building."
http://www.hosakatakeshi.com/
Architecture
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The whitest boy alive
http://www.whitestboyalive.com/
Cover, graphics and iconography by Geoff Mcfetridge for "rules" the latest album of The whitest boy alive. They gave an amazing concert yesterday in Vienna.
Illustration.
Bless
'New Sheheit is the latest collection by Bless. One part of it, is a collaboration with the sportswearbrand OXBOW. They designed 3 new versions of the Skolpen, a classic knitted ski pullover from the 80´s.'
1. The black & white Skolpen. It shows a black and white mountain motive, partly garnished with embroidered silver chesspattern elements.
2. The 3D Skolpen A 3D anaglyph mountain motive is translated into knitwear. the 3D effect can be seen while wearing the common red-green glasses.
http://web.me.com/blessberlin/
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