Yosigo

Really stylish and thought provoking photography for Spanish photographer Yosigo.
Hard to find out more information as there is no ‘about’ section on the site but definitely one worth checking back on, you can also follow on flickr here.

Jas Bhachu

Recent graduate from Liverpool, Jas Bhachu has produced the stunning ‘Rubiks Cube Font Generator’. The simple ideas are always the best and if it goes into production I can see happily nestling on the shelves of the Design Museum shop!
Also interesting to see he has built his website with the cargocollective, perhaps it will be a worthy rival to indexhibit?

Antrepo

You can measure how much you like a piece of design as to whether or not your reaction to it is, ‘I wish I had designed that’. That was my reaction when I saw this simple idea from Antrepo, based in Turkey.

Onlab

I’ve featured the work of Onlab before but as they’re based in Berlin I thought I’d feature them again. I really like the innovative feel of their editorial work, particularly for Domus magazine. It’s also surprising to see how many of their book designs I recognise, from the ‘Logos trilogy’ to ‘Data Flow.’

Slang

I’ve recently been looking into a few agencies and designers in Berlin as preparation for a trip out there next year. I came across Slang also known as, Nathanaël Hamon a freelance designer based in Berlin who has a good variety of print, identity and exhibition work.

Kent and London

Amazing piece of furniture from Kent and London inspired by old printing blocks. I’ll put this on the wish list to furnish my dream flat, with a price tag of £2700, it’s definitely out of reach for now!

In three words

Our degree show is less than a week away and preparations are frantic…
The website is up and running, check it out here.

For the record it’s the BA (Hons) Graphic Design show from The Arts Institute at Bournemouth!
Work by Andy Jackson, myself and Carla Hicks shown above.

Booooooom!

booooooom.com

A really cool blog.

I love post-its!

Really cool stop motion animation. I like the use of a simple media to create something so complex.

Sam Taylor-Wood

Amazing.