(Cross-posted from the fuwagardner blog): FX magazine recently commissioned me to write an article regarding the use of printed materials as part of the marketing campaigns for design-focused companies. It gave me a great opportunity to feature Catalogue 3, the book fuwagardner recently completed for architecture/interiors/design practice Project Orange.
You can read the full article here.
We have just completed editing and production of the 2009 show video for 100% Design London, using footage supplied by the client. You can watch the results here>
The digital version of this year's 100% Design London Essential Guide has gone online. It's packed full of key trends and directions at this year's show, new product launches and news about special features.
The magazine, which has been produced by fuwagardner, is available to view at www.100percentdesign.co.uk/essentialguide
Put on your sunglasses! Here's a sneaky peak of the newly-published Catalogue Three, a catalogue of recent images of work by Project Orange. Curated by fuwagardner, the book is being launched next week at the Whitechapel Gallery. More information will be posted on our fuwagardner blog in the near future.
I have been asked to provide content for the forthcoming 100% Inspiration installation at this year's 100% Design London exhibition. Curated by JAM, the installation looks at British sources of inspiration. Members of the 100% Design selection panel have each been asked to come up with something that represents the show to them.
Ordnance Survey Explorer Maps were picked because of their information-rich, highly efficient piece of navigational design - which can also double up as an umbrella in a rainstorm. I think the orange cover is pretty sexy too, and certainly is uplifting on a rainy day. They just need to commission some better photos for the covers!
This particular map was picked for the photo simply because it was at the top of a very big pile, which not only provides a useful way of finding your way from A to B but is also a memory bank of some of the amazing places around the UK that I've visited over recent years. Arundel was the subject of a minibreak earlier this year, with a fantastic walk with the Knit Nurse through Arundel Castle park and along the Arun valley.
No sooner has our book for Project Orange safely made it to the printer - fantastic London-based Ripping Image - than it pops up on Amazon, available for pre-order. And at a bargain price too!
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No sooner has our book for Project Orange safely made it to the printer - fantastic London-based Ripping Image - than it pops up on Amazon, available for pre-order. And at a bargain price too!
Junko and I are hard at work on the finishing touches for Catalogue 3, a new publication for architecture/interiors practice Project Orange. Here Junko can be seen working on a running order for the images.
Working closely with Project Orange, we have curated the project. It is the third in a series of publications produced by the practice which showcase their work in different ways. Our concept for Catalogue 3 is of a catalogue for an exhibition of 50 photographs of their recent work.
The book is due to be launched in early September.
Fuwagardner - the creative agency I run with Junko Fuwa - has been working with The Neighbourhood on this year's marketing imagery for 100% Design. The result is a hybrid photo/CGI image that communicates the creative inspiration provided by a visit to the show. We're now busy working with the image for a wide range of marketing materials including tickets, magazine adverts and direct mails.
Fuwagardner - the creative agency I run with Junko Fuwa - has been working with The Neighbourhood on this year's marketing imagery for 100% Design. The result is a hybrid photo/CGI image that communicates the creative inspiration provided by a visit to the show. We're now busy working with the image for a wide range of marketing materials including tickets, magazine adverts and direct mails.
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