Sunday, 11 May 2014
Saturday, 10 May 2014
Amsterdam
Spent a few days in Amsterdam having meetings for new projects and got to caught some great things just before Kings Day kicked off. Richard Mosse at Foam was a definite highlight. I spent at least an hour watching his installation on 6 large screens all shot on infrared film in the war stricken Congo. Richard talks about this film in this video.
Another highlight was catching the Steve Powers talk at the Breda Design Festival and seeing Jeff Canham and Steve Powers wall installations going up in the city. Steve is such a positive force - Bigups to the Icey Signs Crew.
On the book front Variations a project by Fleur van Dodewaard and Conditional Design Workbook published by Valiz caught my eye.
Just before I left people were getting ready for the massive Kings Day celebrations by marking out in gaffer, tape and chalk their names in anticipation of the street market the following day. Apparently the first person to write their name gets the spot for the day. First come first serve ! Some great bits of unintentional Type Brut going on.
Another highlight was catching the Steve Powers talk at the Breda Design Festival and seeing Jeff Canham and Steve Powers wall installations going up in the city. Steve is such a positive force - Bigups to the Icey Signs Crew.
On the book front Variations a project by Fleur van Dodewaard and Conditional Design Workbook published by Valiz caught my eye.
Just before I left people were getting ready for the massive Kings Day celebrations by marking out in gaffer, tape and chalk their names in anticipation of the street market the following day. Apparently the first person to write their name gets the spot for the day. First come first serve ! Some great bits of unintentional Type Brut going on.
Heron
Heron's are one of my favourite birds and always steady on one leg. They say the longer you can stand on one leg with your eyes closed the longer you will live.
Type archive
I'm always on the look out for type in all it's differing formats. This post is a snippet, a tidbit, a smidgen of an archive on going everyday. I'm always drawn to the way surfaces erode over time, the weathering process adding its own surface layer.
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