gallery vol.19 - the world's best graphics
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Gallery, published bi-monthly, dedicated to present the best new graphics from all over the world. It includes packaging, identity, publication, poster, DM, promotion material, campaign, card, website, environment, point of sale, photograph and illustration. ect. Our standard of selected works is as follows: creative idea and perfect design execution. Each more than 220-page issue features around 130 of the world's best new graphics.TRANSCRIPT
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Spotlight /
Südpol 2012
The Südpol is a multi-purpose cultural centre in
Kriens, Switzerland, close to Lucerne, that houses
a theatre, a symphony orchestra, a brass band, a
music school, a restaurant, a flea market, and rents
its rooms for performances of music, dance, theatre,
literature, digital arts and so on. The concept for
this poster series was originally designed by Erich
Brechbühl. After working with his concept for over
a year, I transformed it this summer into a very free
// Client_Südpol
// Studio_Feixen: Felix Pfäffli
// Art Director_Felix Pfäffli
// Country_Switzerland
construct. The only guidelines are now the previously
defined font family, the font size for the medium
text and the risograph technique. Everything else
- position, colour, shape - may vary. We call this
corporate diversity. That means the idea to have a
corporate design that sets you no useless boundaries
to really illustrate the content. Simply put, it is a
corporate design that is as free as possible.
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Controller (R
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Simian Keiser (Sch
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Nik! (H
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Leisure Options (CH)
Martin
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OHLAB
Oliver Hernaiz Architecture Lab is an office devoted to
urban analysis and cultural research of contemporary
society through design, architectural practice and
urban strategy.
OHLAB's creative process is based on exhaustive and
rigorous exploration of possibilities, ranging from the
most serious to the most absurd, to find strategies to
get more from the spaces.
If the action of building is to join different shapes and
materials, we wanted to create something completely
opposite, a card that you have to break, segment or
deconstruct to use it.
The cards have been perforated into different
// Client_OHLAB
// Studio_IS Creative Studio.
// Creative Director_Richars Meza
// Designers_Richars Meza, Bet Puigbò,
Isabella De Cuppis
// Country_Spain
segments that represent the areas of an architectural
drawing that can be segmented in different ways,
tailored to the needs in an efficient way.
In each sheet there are twenty-one different card
possibilities without repeating the same design. And
even with the possibility that a card can, if necessary,
be broken down into parts without impairing its
function, since the information is distributed equally
on both sides.
The patterns we use in the back are those that come
by default in the architects' software - AutoCad - the
absurd and ironic side that we love the most.
Card /
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Augmented Reality Mode
/ the world's best graphics / Vol. 19 /
Augmented Reality Mode
The Happy Show
// Studio_ Sagmeister & Walsh
// Creative Director_Stefan Sagmeister
// Art Director_ Jessica Walsh
// Designers_Verena Michelitsch, Jordan Amer,
Simon Egli, Martin Gnadt, Jessica Walsh
// Country_USA
Filling the Institute of Contemporary Art's (ICA) entire
second-floor galleries and Ramp, and activating the in-
between spaces of the museum, Stefan Sagmeister's
The Happy Show offers visitors the experience of
walking into the designer's mind as he attempts
to increase his happiness via mediation, cognitive
therapy, and mood-altering pharmaceuticals.
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/ 032 - 033 /Environment
/ the world's best graphics / Vol. 19 / / 040
Taiwan Designers' Week 2012
// Client_Taiwan Designers' Web
// Studio_Lee, ken-tsai/Taiwan TECH
// Creative Director/Art Director_Ken-tsai Lee
// Designers_Ken-tsai Lee, Yao-Feng Chou,
Chia-Li Hung
// Illustrator_Ken-tsai Lee
// Region_Taiwan
The main theme of Designers' Week this year is 'Flow
- The Power of Forward', which means a continuous
flow of the never-ending creativity of Taiwanese
designers. Ten different 'theme zones' are strung
together by the word 'flow': Flow in Phenomenon,
Flow in Memory, Flow in Environment and Flow in
Methodology.
/ 040 - 041 /Event
Wo Hing General Store
Wo Hing General Store is a contemporary restaurant
in San Francisco's Mission district presenting a unique
take on Chinese street-food.
The identity references the delicate nature of noodles,
a main staple on the restaurant's menu. In addition to
the logo, we created a rich, colourful visual language
using only the aforementioned humble noodle.
Using a scanner, designers experimented with raw
and cooked noodles to create a number of flowing,
abstract images.
As a departure from the ubiquitous neon sign seen
in many Chinese restaurants, Manual designed a
lightweight transparent window sign, screen printed
with electroluminescent ink.
// Client_The Slanted Door Group
// Studio_Manual
// Creative Director_ Tom Crabtree
// Designers_ Tom Crabtree, Dante Iniguez, Eileen Lee
// Photography_Manual
// Country_USA
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/ 096 - 097 /Identity
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From Cologne With Love
// Client_ARE WE DESIGNER
// Studio_ARE WE DESIGNER
// Creative Directors_Daniela Kempkes, Janina Braun,
Sascha van den Bloock
// Designers_Daniela Kempkes, Ruth Biniwersi,
Coro Doyé
// Country_ Germany
Once in a while it happens that you have to send
real mail out into the world. To make the moment
of receiving mail in the post box special again, ARE
WE DESIGNER initiated this project to create a set
of beautiful goodies to delight clients and friends,
themselves and – not to forget – the postman.
A whole range of different sticky things to put on
envelopes, parcels and other postal packages was
created, like different sized address-labels, different
kinds of stamps and stickers and a tape with some
nice pearls of wisdom on it. Any combination of all
these elements is possible, and they fit together
perfectly.
- 053 // 052Identity
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Eye
Eye is a forward-thinking, innovation-driven Out of
Home media company, with an international presence.
With rapid growth across different territories, the
company needed to define a new vision. It started
internally with the development of new cultural values
and behaviours plus a new collaborative approach
to generating client solutions. This was followed by
a new company logo and visual identity system that
culminated in the launch of a new customer magazine
and global website. The rebrand includes a new
symbol and wordmark, tone of voice, behaviours
and team guidelines, office and environment
design, advertising and marketing campaigns and
comprehensive guidelines. We continue to work with
Eye as brand guardians and provide ongoing creative
direction in the development of their global website.
// Client_Eye
// Agency_DixonBaxi
// Country_UK
/ 116 - 117 /Identity
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KIA Art Car
// Client_KIA Global
// Studio_Sagmeister & Walsh
// Video_Brady Fontenot
// Country_USA
Sagmeister & Walsh created an art car for KIA called
'Light & Shadows'(yin & yang). The car and the
surrounding environment was turned into a giant
word search. Visitors to the show were asked to
find hundreds of hidden yin & yang themed words.
Yin words included 'fearful, lazy, slut, shyster, hell,
vomit' and yang included 'joy, excitement, orgasm,
optimism'.
/ 138 - 139 /
Metropolitan Wharf Signage
// Client_UK Real Estate
// Studio_Mind Design
// Creative Director_Holger Jacobs
// Art Director_Claire Huss
// Country_UK
Mind Design designed the signage and a customised
font for the Metropolitan Wharf building. Since the
development is located on the embankment of the
River Thames it was an obvious idea to use driftwood
for the tenants board. Easier said than done. The
project was technically quite challenging. Driftwood
had to be found in the right dimension, then cleaned
and dried. The lettering was done with sandblasting
but some of it was manually enhance with wood dye
later. Each piece had to be drilled from the back and
fitted with studs which clamped onto large copper
rails. This way each sign can be removed individually
and exchanged in case new tenants move in. About
half of the units are still unoccupied and the new
names will be added later. The typeface was designed
in collaboration with Neal Fletcher and matches the
historic lettering on the outside of the building. The
font has two versions, one for sandblasting and one
for printing.
Miscellaneous
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Patalastas Shirt Packaging 'Hanger'
Historically, Campaigns has always been involved in
social advocacy. Since 2003, the company has sent
many underprivileged kids from Smokey Mountain to
school. For its 25th Anniversary, Campaigns aimed to
step up their Smokey Mountain scholarship program
by helping up to 31 kids and adding cash bonuses for
students who would get high grades.
To support this effort, we needed to come up with
additional activities to raise more money in a short
time.
One of the quickest ways to raise funds is to sell
t-shirts. To push our t-shirts' sales potential, we
capitalised on the Filipinos' nostalgic tendencies by
looking back at famous Filipino ads from the past 25
years.
To make the merchandise more appealing, we came
up with a novel design for the packaging. Made of
card, the shirt box was designed in the shape of a
clothes hanger with images of vintage Pinoy ads
printed in it.
The Patalastas shirts were sold out in two weeks,
raising nearly P 50,000 from sales.
// Client_Campaigns Social Response
// Agency_Campaigns & Grey
// Creative Directors_Ompong Remigio
// Art Director/Photographer_Mel Aguinaldo
// Copywriter_Yoshi Kikkawa
// Final Artist_Gredge Salvador
// Country_Singapore
/ 174 - 175 /
Reishunger Bio Risotto
Reishunger is a German brand who sell high quality
rice from the best regions of origin worldwide. Their
latest product, Bio Risotto, is a convenience product.
All of the ingredients come from organic farms, but
the company aims at a different target market with
their raw rice products: they are quickly and easily
prepared, with the quality one would expect from a
Reishunger product. Following these ideas, we took
the strict, bold typography from the existing rice
packaging and added high quality photography of the
main ingredient (tomato, eggplant, porcini, etc.). The
script typeface and quirky illustrations communicate
playfulness, simplicity and fun, making the Bio Risotto
a logical extension of the Reishunger product line.
// Client_Reishunger GmbH
// Studio_Grabowski Böll
// Art Director/Illustrator_Carlo Grabowski
// Copywriter_Sohrab Mohammad
// Designers_Alexander Böll, Carlo Grabowski
// Photographer_Kathrin Lange
// Country_Germany
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• Bucher Andres• Dos Reis Sara• Düggelin Mirjam• Durrer Franziska
• Fischer Melanie• Gallati Lukas• Ganz Benjamin• Heinzer Corinne
• Hofer Christian• Hunn Andreas• Jacker Diana• Küchler Lea
• Lüthi David• Masar Ivana• Maurer Carla• Mekni Rahel
• Meyer Sibylle• Michel Lea• Navarro Sebastian• Odermatt Reto
• Pouchon Corinne• Roos Meret• Roth Julia• Spierling Florian
• Stäger Tamara• Steiger Sarah• Steiner Karin• Thomann Benjamin
• Vogt Martin• Wallimann Carolina• Walter Gianin• Wetter Tim
29.6. — 3.7.12Werk — schauFach — klasse Grafik
Fachklasse GrafikRössligasse 12Luzern
Vernissage:FR, 29.6.1218 Uhr
Fachklasse Grafik: Werkschau 2012
A flyer/poster for the Werkschau of the graphic design
school 'Fachklasse Grafik' in Lucerne.
// Client_Fachklasse Grafik
// Studio_Feixen: Felix Pfäffli
// Art Directors_Felix Pfäffli, Diana Lischer
// Country_ Switzerland
/ the world's best graphics / Vol. 19 / / 184
Getxophoto 2012
Getxophoto asked us to design the poster and image
for the 6th edition of the photography festival. This
is the third edition curated by Frank Kalero, of which
the theme is 'In Praise of Childhood'. To develop the
concept, we asked ourselves what is the common thing
that children of very different ages love to do besides
playing. That's how we decided on colouring books.
We created a series of three posters in collaboration
with GUCHAGUCHA, who produced all the illustrations
for the series. These posters have the Getxophoto
// Client_Getxophoto
// Studio_IS Creative Studio
// Creative Director/Designer_Richars Meza
// Illustrators_Eduardo Bertone,
Michi Roji (guchagucha art collective)
// Country_Spain
logo as the main character, and it goes on different
adventures in the forest, in the city and in space. We
asked some kids to help us, with the permission of
their parents. We gave them colour pencils, markers
and crayons, and asked them to colour the posters,
with no guidance at all. The result was fantastic! Gala (3
years old) coloured 'Getxophoto in the forest', Isabel (5
years old) coloured 'Getxophoto in the city', and Félix
(6 years old) coloured 'Getxophoto in space'.
/ 184 - 185 /Poster
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Naprej! Czech Sports Architecture 1567-2012
// Client_Prostor – architektura, interiér, design
// Studio_Studio Najbrt
// Creative Directors_Aleš Najbrt
// Art Director_Bohumil Vašák
// Designers_Bohumil Vašák, Petr Skalský
// Country_Czech Republic
A book describing in detail Czech stadiums, gyms and
other sports architecture from 1567 to the present.
The publisher determined its shape with two clear
demands: to save money by using only two colours
and for the title of the book to be really, really big
on the cover. All photos were then transferred to
monochrome, gaining adequate 'archival' quality. Red
colour and italics were added to convey the dynamism
of motivational slogans often displayed in the gyms,
denoting sport as a movement in several senses of the
word. And the title encapsulates the book, crossing
from front to back over the edge, just like a well-built
gymnast would.
/ 198 - 199 /Publication