VIS COM ’10 is holding an auction of graduates work at the creative hub, Che Camille on Sunday the 2nd of May
Some of the artists/designers that have kindly donated their work are:
- Anthony Burrill
- Jonathan Ellery (Browns)
- Foster & Partners
- Graphic Thought Facility
- The Goodwives and Warriors
- Tabrez
- Ivor Williams
- Andrew Heely (from Long Lunch)
- Scott Hutchison
- Eilidh Weir
- Chloe Inkpen
- Stuart White
- Edwin Pickstone
- Marc Baines
- Silje Eirin Aure
- Dan Williams
- Neil McGuire
- Brian Cairns
- Alida Sayer
- Saskia Pomeroy
- Hitherto
- Susan Roan
- Helen Ferguson
- Harriet Russell
- Jack Gregory
Amongst many others.
The website is – http://www.viscom10.com/auction.html so you can mark all the pieces that you want.
With over 40 items from some of the most talented graduates that GSA has produced and others, there will be something for everyone and some specialist, collectible items.
There will be cakes, drinks and music all in the wonderful setting of Che Camille.
It is on a Sunday afternoon, not too stressful, and if you are busy with uni or art school, it’s the perfect afternoon off to recharge and gain some sanity.
All of the proceeds will go towards the Visual Communication Degree Show 2010.
I like everything about this website: http://www.bookcoverarchive.com/, nice collection and it even tells you the typefaces used- thumbs up.
http://www.industrialdesignserved.com/Gallery/FINN_alcantara-extraordinary-everyday-travel/165878
not sure if this fits more into textiles than visual communication, also not sure how I feel about a bookcover with ‘electronic beam grafting treatment’- sounds too much like a beauty treatment. but interesting all the same!
Ecofont by Sprang. You can download it for free at http://www.t26.com/fonts/5434-SPRANQ-Ecofont.
For all the blog fans: a book design review one. Has some interesting comparisons of UK vs US editions (personally I prefer the UK ones, maybe I’m biased).
http://nytimesbooks.blogspot.com/
I was reading the ‘Glasgow Film Festival’ programme and noticed theyre showing a film called ‘Who Killed Nancy?’, I’m not sure if it’s documentary or by the looks of the artwork- animated?
Anyway, its showing at The Arches on Saturday 21st February alongside a screening of a Sam Taylor Wood short and by the sounds of it they’ll be followed by a live performance by a punk band. Might be a date for the diary.
good morning, its officially the most depressing day of the year- january 19th- so thought i’d brighten it up with a bit of typography…this is the work of a lady called Lizzie Ridout (http://www.lizzieridout.com/) who i found through my favourite creative blog Its Nice That (http://www.itsnicethat.com/).
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