GRAPHIC DESIGN Here’s an interesting collection of vintage propaganda posters promoting certain health practices. “The main objective of posters, as with other communications media is to influence attitudes, to sell a product or service or to change behavior patterns. Public health posters are clearly in the third category, their purpose being to alter the consciousness of the public to bring about an improvement in health practices.” -William H. Helfand.
GRAPHIC DESIGN Lauren’s portfolio is filled with tons of fun projects. You can really tell she absolutely loves what she does.
ART Ignacio is an artist who’s installation pieces seem to revolve around the theme of time, transformation, routine, replication, pattern and growth. His visuals often time revolves around the daily routine of office work. “My starting point is the little creative moments within office-routines, which mostly have a ridiculously small ‘artistic‘ aspect to them.”
BOOKS This book documents thirty of China’s best young graphic designers. This book is one of the first ever surveys of new graphic art in China ranging from poster, print and logo design to packing and illustration.
ART I’d say Megan is definitely infatuated with the world of yetis. I never though I’d be using the words adorable and yeti in the same sentence but, you can find adorable yetis smoking, having tea, rocking out, and partying in Megan’s portfolio.
GRAPHIC DESIGN Sister Corita, gained international fame for her vibrant serigraphs during the 60s and 70s. A Sister of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, she ran the Art Department at Immaculate Heart College until 1968. Corita’s art reflects her spirituality, her commitment to social justice, her hope for peace, and her delight in the world that takes place all around us. “I am not brave enough to not pay my income tax and risk going to jail. But I can say rather freely what I want to say with my art.” -Sister Corita
GRAPHIC DESIGN There’s some awesome typography illustration here. If you like geometric shapes then you’ll love his work. Definitely check out his “Tonaht Branding” project.
ART Apak is a studio run by a husband and wife team, Aaron Piland and Ayumi Kajikawa. Together they create whimsical artwork that explore beauty, mystery, and magic. I’m very impressed with their collaboration. Working with a loved one is not always the easiest thing, however, I can tell through their art that they work extremely well together. Kudos to you guys.
