Friday, 30 May 2014
City & Nature typeface design
Typefaces created by students on the theme of 'City & Nature' for the 2014 Jardins jardin aux Tuileries exhibition. A selection from the 36 posters to be shown.
Australia's unbranded tobacco packs
France & UK to follow Australia's example with unbranded, no logo, standard typeface tobacco packs. Grey/brown background colour.
Thursday, 29 May 2014
Original typeface designs at Jardins jardin aux Tuileries
3rd Year students at the Ecole Bleue will exhibit original 2D and 3D typefaces created around the theme of Nature & City at the 'Jardins jardin aux Tuileries' exhibition in the Tuileries Gardens Paris.
The type designs are in final stage of completion. Some examples coming soon.
The type designs are in final stage of completion. Some examples coming soon.
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
Editions Ecole Bleue - Espace Couleur published
The Ecole Bleue launches its publishing operation - Editions Ecole Bleue and its first title: Espace Couleur, written by Catherine Filoche, photography Seb Lovat, editorial Gauthier Herrmann, art direction Paul Vickers, layout Margaux Fritz. Logotype design Paul Vickers.
140 pages on the use of colour in space. Available now from the Ecole Bleue, and leading design bookshops soon.
140 pages on the use of colour in space. Available now from the Ecole Bleue, and leading design bookshops soon.
Monday, 12 May 2014
Thursday, 8 May 2014
Buildings, retail, signage, graphics Bangkok
Suvarnabhumi Airport 560 000 m2 terminal, Siam Square architecture, signage and graphics, retail design, musical video staircase in shopping mall.
Architecture, design, graphics, signage Singapore
Marina Bay Sands from the Garden by the Bay, Vertical Park by Woah Architects, Chinatown, airport kinetic art installation...
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
Paris to (finally) get a unique colour for its taxi fleet
London has its distinctive black taxi cab's, New York its bright yellow checker taxi's. Now Paris will get a unique colour for its fleet of 17 000 taxis. Up until now Paris taxis have resisted the idea of a unique, distinctive colour, why? But in face of competition from chauffeur driven cars that will change. Blue is presumably taken by the Taxis Bleue, yellow by Voitures Jaunes... What colour will it be?
Sunday, 4 May 2014
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