Posted: Januar 11th, 2012 | Author: dk | Filed under: Cycling | No Comments »
Issue 09 of peloton magazine is on newsstands January, 10th. Our ode to adventure, you’ll find images of adventures past, the art of making whiskey and we ask, ‘Where are the Paperboys?’ We sit down with George Hincapie, send Heidi Swift on adventures in Japan and Patrick Brady goes ‘Looking for America’. We bring you products from Mavic, ASSOS and a look at the best in winter jackets. The SCOTT Foil and Tarmac SL4 are tested and Campagnolo’s long electronic history is investigated. All this adventure, and much more, is in issue 09 of peloton magazine.
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“We are about racing and the joy of riding. About the product and the people behind the technology. About the glory of cycling and the riders who test the limits of their human capacity. About discovering the nuances and sharing the sport we love. We delve into the history and explore the future to bring every angle to life. We are an enthusiastic collective of writers, photographers, designers and bike junkies who are not here to impose our tastes, but instead share the sport with you as we see and live it. We present this in a clean, thoughtfully designed format with a modern aesthetic and appreciation for beautiful imagery that flows seamlessly across our print, film and digital productions. We shy away from the clutter, disruption and noise to get to the heart of cycling.”
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Posted: Januar 6th, 2012 | Author: dk | Filed under: Design, Illustration, Photography, Typography | No Comments »
96 pages jam-packed with the best covers of 2011 and interviews with the greatest magazine designers like Arem Duplessis (new York Times Mag) // Richard Turley (Bloomberg Businessweek) // Matt Willey (Port Magazine) // Rodrigo Sanchez (Metropoli) // Francesco Franchi (IL) // Robert Newman (Readers Digest) and the legend George Lois.
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Posted: September 9th, 2011 | Author: dk | Filed under: Design | No Comments »
MOVEMENT A special section of Print, guest designed by SPIN // LINCECUM IN MOTION The carefully engineered pitching form of the San Francisco Giants ace is the epitome of good design. by Angela Riechers // REVISITING SCHIPHOL Total Design’s former creative director on Benno Wissing and the airport that changed the world. by Ben Bos // DISAPPEARING INFORMATION Cartlidge Levene’s way-finding systems get us from A to B without so much as a whisper. by Mark Sinclair // HOW THE CITY MOVES US In New York and Paris, the way we get around defines life. Plus: a preview of the book 100 Ideas for New York. by James Biber // SCENES FROM A REVOLUTION Documenting the visual legacy of Egypt’s popular revolt, from photocopied fliers to Coke ads. by Ursula Lindsey // HOLLYWOOD’S LOST TITLE DESIGNER The man behind the titles of Bonnie and Clyde and a thousand other films and TV shows steps out from the shadows. by Steven Brower // MOVING PICTURES What’s the matter with Hollywood film posters? by Adrian Shaughnessy
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Print is a bimonthly magazine about visual culture and design. Founded in 1940 by William Edwin Rudge, Print is dedicated to showcasing the extraordinary in design on and off the page. Covering a field as broad as communication itself—publication and book design, animation and motion graphics, corporate branding and rock posters, exhibitions and street art—Print covers commercial, social, and environmental design from every angle. Engagingly written by cultural reporters and critics who look at design in its social, political, and historical contexts, Print explores why our world looks the way it looks, and why the way it looks matters.
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Posted: September 1st, 2011 | Author: dk | Filed under: Art, Culture | No Comments »
frieze invited 20 artists who have been on the cover of frieze to nominate a contemporary artist whose work inspires them
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Posted: September 1st, 2011 | Author: dk | Filed under: Literature | No Comments »
ISSUE #38 is a real beauty, with stories pulled in from all over the world—a grand tour, in prose, of a dozen places you have perhaps neglected to visit, up to now! There is Ariel Dorfman in Paris, with one eye on Chile, Bisi Adjapon in Ghana, Chanan Tigay with the Israeli Arabs of the Desert Scouts Brigade, Nathaniel Rich exploring the Northeast Kingdom, Steven Millhauser somewhere far away, deep, deep in the woods, and new fiction from Dave Eggers—and more stories, besides, plus a comic and color photography and a cover that’ll earn you admiring glances in whatever environment you’re in. Don’t even think about missing this one.
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Posted: September 1st, 2011 | Author: dk | Filed under: Design, Typography | No Comments »
ISSUE #15 // Experimental deals with experimental design strategies in typography and graphic design. This issue presents projects incorporating the accident into the design process, works based on mistakes and inaccuracy, fonts that derive from a concept or a system – in the end work that experiments or goes unconventional ways in design.
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Posted: August 25th, 2011 | Author: dk | Filed under: Design | No Comments »
20 YEARS of EYE // From inspirational design history to the subversion of new technology.
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Posted: August 21st, 2011 | Author: dk | Filed under: Design, Fashion, Film, Music, Photography | No Comments »
CREATOR’S INTERVIEWS // Toko, LoSiento, Neil Kellerhouse, Quadradão, Letra, Johanna Bonnevier, Vruchtvlees, Letters & Numbers, Gregory Kaufman, Tom Darracott, Molho, Julien Vallée, Brand New School, Rafaël Rozendaal, FIELD, Kyle Phillips
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Posted: August 18th, 2011 | Author: dk | Filed under: Design | No Comments »
In the ever-more-perfect world of computerised design, accidents can be inspirational. When the software seizes up, some free spirits become even more creative. What was once a goof is now a genre – let the featuring 12 glitch-design specialists explain how it has opened up new vistas for them.
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