I’m in a xerox mode I guess, I bought this today :D
Photos of a book we made for Frank Grady of Grady Britton for his retirement. We met the man himself in the stairwell today, and he couldn’t be nicer.
Booksters
First audiobooks and then portable reading devices. What ever happened to the original greatness of a written text – the art of finely adjusted characters, placed on natural pieces of paper?
As a retrogressive reaction to the technology development in the world today, I made these not-suitable-for-reading-on-the-bus booksters, where written words will remain written. They’ll not get digitialized and hidden away in some music-flipping-pod-slash-picture-showing-browsing-machine.
Instead, I took it back to where it all began. With characters old school printed on old school pieces of paper.
And posteralized the whole shebang.
Try taking those 100x70 cm booksters on the bus and have a comfortable read. I dare you.
The third in the My Phone Hates Me series, filled with the most recent absurd autocorrected texts I have sent.
This is for those of you who have an iphone, you love it to bits and yet it hates you, its sole purpose it to make you seem stupid. I am forever sending mispelt texts thanks to my phone and I have illustrated some of my favourite and weirdest ones.
Pages: 16
Paper size: A5
Paper Weight: 160gsm
Cover Weight: 325gsm
You can buy a copy here on etsy
I finally got around to creating a document of my work from the brief permanence show. My work for the show was site specific so I wanted to collect together a record of what was shown. Images, text and the content from the books in a series of pamphlet sewn books.
Mikael Fløysand
12 page fanzine made for photographer Kari Tonseth, 2010. (via –Det går bra–fanzine : Mikael Fløysand)
until the end of the road / 2010 by Wang Zhi Hong
2011 hkda global design awards - silver awards
2011 golden butterfly awards - bronze award
Vitafit: Apple Juice.
Digital printed, A3, 2012.
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(Source: sungikjo, via magazinspiration)