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The making of Nana Serif by Yomar Augusto for Chiquita Banana.
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by niki blaker
A little more on the technology side than design - but amazing to see where the future of photography possibilities are heading now that MIT has created a camera that shoots a TRILLION frames per second.
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by josh berta
Animator Steven Briand does amazing things with paper among other things. At right, his latest, Proteigon.
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Ethics for the Starving Designer is a “live, social project promoting the dialogue on ethics and responsibility within student and professional visual communicators in Singapore.” By David Goh.
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Truckopoly, like Monopoly but for the trucking industry of India. Another great concept by Shantanu Suman.
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With the help of agency Block, Spicers Paper in Australia has been producing the most extreme calendar ever. After printing 3,000 calendars, the individual press sheets have been embossed, die-cut, and bound by the newly established Spicers Guild of Xtreme Printing & Finishing who have buzz-sawed, torched, and shot at the paper. More photos at the link. When this calendar is finished I SO want one!
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Italian firm culdesac imagines the future possibilities of wall painting for paint company Valentine.
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To promote their new font, Cassannet — available free for download or pay what you want — Spanish firm atipo has created a fantastic homage to A.M. Cassandre’s “Dubo, Dubon, Dubonnet.” Video at the link. Definitely a must watch.
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by armin
Super smooth animation and sound for the opening titles for the new video of LOCKWOOD skateboarders team
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