May 19th, 2011 Yanda
Edited BLACK Comme des Garçons and Asylum collaborate for the first time and launch a collection of limited edition tote bags and pin badges. Retailing exclusively at BLACK Comme des Garçons stores in Japan.
Available in 6 designs, the design direction of the tote bags revolves around 3 tenets – Black Bird Singing, Black Star Shining, Black Tree Growing, inspired by the naive nature within every child. While they always fall asleep trusting that there will be the promise of tomorrow, such is the spirit that the designs hope to achieve with the graphics. Thus these light-hearted, whimsical phrases juxtaposed with bold scrawls and sturdy typography transcend into a message of strength and tenacity, hoping to enliven the current situation in Japan. An offbeat sense of optimism is also imbued with the designs of the pin badges, incorporating images and drawings of hats, ribbons and hearts in black, white and iridescent silver. Available in three different sizes, each pin badge is meant to lift the spirits while retaining the non-conformist attitude that is signature to BLACK Comme des Garçons.
The Edited BLACK Comme des Garçons X Asylum collection is limited to 360 pieces worldwide.
http://www.theasylum.com.sg
http://www.comme-des-garcons.com
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May 19th, 2011 Yanda
Concealed high above a myriad of laneways, occupying an unlikely location well hidden from the public eye, Berlin Bar is a unique new venture, a timeless encapsulation of post-modern German culture. Paying respect to Charlie Chaplin (from the classic film ‘The Great Dictator’), Berlin Bar is a space that is lost-in-time, yet firmly fixed in tradition.
16 Corrs Lane, Melbourne, Australia.
http://www.berlinbar.com.au
http://www.broadsheet.com.au/melbourne/nightlife/directory/bar/berlin
http://nirvanabd.com/diy.php?q=berlin-bar-melbourne&page=2
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May 17th, 2011 Yanda
Bracket is conceived as a publication that features everything in between. Ideas, voices and processes that are overlooked and under-appreciated. The collection features 8 volumes to be published from now till 2012 on topics from craft, hunger, ethics to failure.
The second issue of Bracket features 16 visionaries who have pursued their hunger to create change in the world. The A2 large format paper is printed on 100gsm Eural offset. Published by Anonymous, Concept and design by Silnt.
http://www.brckt.com
http://silnt.com/#brckt02
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May 17th, 2011 Yanda
A close look into the medium of drawing today.
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May 17th, 2011 Yanda
In The City is a world-renowned music event, celebrating new music and delving into the important issues surrounding the industry. The chosen theme for the festival was the fragility and strength of the current music climate. Given this brief, we created a successful campaign encapsulating both the deterioration and flourish of the industry.
http://www.weareyoung.co.uk/in-the-city/
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May 17th, 2011 Yanda
The team that this year worked on the annual report of Adris made a wrong estimate, because the covers turned out smaller than the book block itself. The idea was, in fact, to illustrate the results which had surpassed all expectations, with the book which outgrew its covers. If you ask nicely, we will lend you the book to flick through its pages.
Bruketa&Zinic OM / Davor Bruketa, Nikola Zinic (Creative Directors, Art Directors, Copywriters), Filip Bojovic (Designer), Ivan Cadea (Copywriter), Radovan Radicevic (DTP), Vesna Durasin (Production Manager), Ivanka Mabic (Account Director), Ivana Drvar (Account Executive Senior)
http://bruketa-zinic.com/2011/01/31/a-book-whose-cover-size-we-messed-up/
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May 17th, 2011 Yanda
The 2009 annual report for the General Insurance Association of Singapore is entitled ‘A SHIFT IN PERCEPTION’, with a cover design that boldly presents the bad, along with good opinions of the industry.
http://www.andlarry.com/pt-giaAR09.html
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