Pollinate by Anna Garforth
A spring inspired typeface
Anna Garforth explores life and time around us via nature. Her social commentary turns green, experimental and playful.
Via her unique art:
Her typography grows!
She talks in mossy numbers!
The new economics is defined!
Or dried & pressed flowers speak the language of beautiful spring typography!
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Flower girls/Blossom buddies by Elsa Mora
This flower girls and blossom buddies are creation of extreme delicate sensitivity! Multimedia artist Elsa Mora‘s creations transport me to a magical, beautiful world where lots of things and concepts try to touch me! I am reminded of a child, a fairy, an angel, delicate creatures, amazing beauty, things humane, seek creativity where I already find beauty etc. I find these flowery creatures somewhat serene, out of this world and even think may be turn out as depression busters! I definitely smile!
From ‘tools’ series
Artist: Pablo Reinoso
Many of us mostly remember Pablo Reinoso because of his spaghetti bench but @ Pablo Reinoso Studio he creates some very functional products and shares his unique art experience. Based in France, born in Argentina Pablo Reinoso is a product designer and communication consultant. Sharing today his art experience: Tools. Dig or climb, inspiration would be purely yours!
Calligraphy by D Udaya Kumar
Do I like the Rupee Symbol? It is clean and simple. It feels like I already know the symbol. It seems yes it is the design! There could not have been any other design depicting rupee. (see my post)
I don’t think I have instantly fallen in love with the design but it is already etched in memory and I have started relating to it!
This is the rupee symbol designer’s greatest achievement and I was curious to know more about him. The first thing which caught my eye on his IDC website was his children – his green children (the image below) and I knew I had to do this post.
D Udaya Kumar, the rupee symbol designer is an architect, designer, typographer. Here is a glimpse of his typography, photography, paintings and posters.
Udaya Kumar (right) with a friend planting Bael tree
0.76º – Climate change chair
Designer – Artist: Puneet Gupta
Women carrying several water pots one upon another on their head is a very common sight in an Indian village or Kasbah. We all have seen it. Puneet Gupta also saw it. But he didn’t stop there. He saw a problem – water concern and gave it a global shape by creating a functional piece of art. And now literally he is going global!
0.76º is a piece of livable art – a steel & fabric chair – Climate change chair – an installation – a coffee chair created by Indian designer-artist Puneet Gupta.
0.76º is part of an exhibition “Asia Now: Exploring Design Culture”.
The exhibition ‘Asia Now’ is curated for Dwell on Design by designboom being held at Los Angeles from today till 27 of June. The exhibition brings the best contemporary design from 11 countries throughout Asia.
