Apologies for no Bitique today and the general randomness of posting over the past week or so.
Not only am I househunting today but I’ve also been dealing with building societies and tending to a little gerbil called The Bandit (yes her sister is called Smokey) who has a fractured leg at the moment – poor little blighter. Your normal daily dose of goodness will return next week.
Two new projects – a campaign for the MIMA Possibilities & Losses exhibition and a brochure for Edward Fields – available for your viewing pleasure over at Spin.
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Work from the top drawer from London’s Hyperkit. It’s been a while since I’ve visited their site so it’s nice to see lots of new work – well, new to me!
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Lots and lots of cracking work from Li Inc – a New York studio founded as Work in Progress by Patrick Li in 2000 and renamed in 2008.
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Apologies for the slow start to the week! Lets kick off with the very nice work of Varvara Zaytseva – a graphic artist currently living and working in London who has studied at both he London College of Communication (2006-2009) and the Moscow State University of Industrial and Applied Arts (2002-2008).
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For anyone in the Manchester area Unit Editions – Adrian Shaughnessy and Spin’s Tony Brook – will be giving a lecture, as part of Spring 2010’s D&AD Presidents Lectures, in Manchester on Tuesday 4th May at The Odeon cinema in the city’s Print Works.
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Another new project up on the Pentagram site this time by Domenic Lippa – a branding and idenity exercise for Stanmore Implants a leading skeletal repair and implant company. Yes picture 4 is a branded hip (I think) implant and no I’m not on Pentagram’s payroll as their official blogger!
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Nice print and illustration work from Ulrike Meutzner – a German freelance designer slash illustrator.
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London studio Inventory – a new find for me and another one for the bookmarks – have a folio of work bursting with colour and cracking work.
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