Tag: artist
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Evelyn Siegmund’s Image Processing
Those who think all the visually stunning and creative artwork in Germany comes from Berlin, Hamburg or Düsseldorf might take a look on Evelyn Siegmund to change their perspective. Having worked for the quite popular left-wing newspaper Frankfurter Rundschau in the past, Evelyn is now focussing on her work on Image Processing, Manipulation, Retouching, Typography…
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Lee Bul’s Pessimistic Belief In Progress
Lee Bul is considered one of the foremost women artists from Asia to emerge in the international art scene in the 1990s. Her artistic practice represents humanity’s desire for a utopian existence. It’s a desire that is doomed to failure, but it is still driven by humankind’s wanton need for the realization of impossible dreams.…
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Hello, My Name Is Wendy!
French design duo My Name is Wendy caught my eye earlier this year with the innovative D/I/M/E/N/S/I/O/N typographic poster series. The studio recently launched a new site showcasing some great new projects that suggest the pair’s Bauhaus-esque graphic approach is going from strength to strength. My Name is wendy was born in 2006 from the…
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Project 747 – The Greatest Piece of Art
Once a year, the Black Rock Desert in Nevada is being transformed into one of the most bizarre festivals in the world: The Burning Man. This year’s edition has to provide a modified Boeing 747 as a special highlight. Under the title “Project 747”, the non-profit organization Big Imagination turned the aircraft into the largest…
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Sawdust – My Heroes in Graphic Design
When I see some new work of one duo from the UK, I usually fall in love with it again and again. Sawdust is the London based creative partnership of Jonathan Quainton and Rob Gonzalez. With four eyes for impeccable detail and quality of finish, a thing of true beauty in the printed form, this…