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Interesting article and infographics on how much the world has changed in 10 years.
Monday, 10 January 2011
Tetra Pak
Tetra Pak have produced this nice animation to explain why they are so good. And it seems that they are very good, their packaging when recycled can become anything from a notebook or paper bag to tiles and flower pots.
I believe that in some places this is true but recycling can be a complicated process and many councils wont take mixed materials and separate them into the aluminum, plastic and paper that Tetra Pak is made from. This is not the fault of Tetra Pak though and they are doing a good job at making sure all elements of their packaging is recyclable.
Tetra Pak could provide a good solution for the Body Shop brief I am working on.
House of Illustration Submission
Friday, 7 January 2011
Thursday, 6 January 2011
Charles Bergquist
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Charles Bergquist's portfolio is mainly photography based but his photography is so different that is verges on illustration. The colours are particularly attractive and change the image from a photograph to something imaginative.
The 3rd image here reminded me of one of my own pieces which I made a while ago but submitted for the Titbits exhibition put on by our class.
Starbucks - Minimal Design
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For some reason I was quite shocked to hear that Starbucks had redesigned their logo. I think probably because it has probably always been the same solid motif since I have known of them. Also, I thought they would hold on to the traditional looks of original logos but instead have taken all extras off to create a minimal, white out, single colour logo.
I found this image quite funny as a post I made quite recently showed how logos can be made minimal. The examples they gave looked just like the image above.
Folio Books - Mandarin
The book The Mandarins by Simone de Beauvoir comes as a special edition with illustrations by Christopher Corr for the Folio Books.
I really like the drawing style of Christopher Corr, it is untidy and self explanatory whilst still being fun and colourful. I would like my illustrations to have similar qualities.
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