Showing posts with label GRAPHIC DESIGN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GRAPHIC DESIGN. Show all posts

24 February 2013

27 August 2012

BUILDING BLOCK

LA-based Building Block makes really nice hand-made leather bags. Pitch-perfect website and art direction, too.

27 April 2012

22 March 2012

Vintage 80s Anne Klein II, from James Roland Shop.

29 February 2012

ON LINEN



I really like these by Sam Falls, also found here.

27 January 2012

MORE


Stella McCartney (see also: Differences) is commercial but manages to be wearable and just interesting enough. The monogram pattern is pretty out there, I'd love to tuck the blouse into a black or tweed skirt. I probably wouldn't wear the skirt or blouse on the far right but would love to see the look on someone else.

12 December 2011

09 December 2011

DETAIL



SECA Award winner Ruth Laskey's work of finely detailed woven pieces are currently on display at the SFMOMA. On Thursday for the SECA reception, I also stopped by the Richard Serra retrospective happening on the (I think) 4th floor. Apparently Richard Serra has a reputation for being a hard-ass. Maybe he's just impatient?

06 December 2011

03 December 2011

TEXTURE

Indigo dyed fabric duplexed onto card / gold embossed business cards from Small Trade Co.

21 November 2011

POST TITLE


Recently I happened on this Jackson Pollack exhibition catalogue at the Smithsonian Archive. Interesting how the cover looks like a title page. Mixed with the circus/kabel type treatment, altogether it's pretty great. The functional aesthetic of the title page is underestimated, I think.

20 November 2011

LIBRARY

An image from the Bidoun Library at the Serpentine Gallery in London, from last summer. I still love the spacial and sort of trompe l'oeil effects of this arrangement.

15 November 2011

MOTIF



Adding motif to something unusual makes the motif feel unusual. Chevron stripes on pony hair desert boots from 80/20, and on a hand-made mug from Matthew Hyleck.

12 November 2011

STILLS


Interesting fashion editoral layouts from the movie Bill Cunningham New York. I wish I could remember what magazine they were looking at.