One sofa turns into three seats. Excellent usage of space, proportion and design to create a truly modular and elegant solution
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Poplavok ‘fishing float’ - Restaurant. Branding, Art Direction and Graphic Design by Ira Smolikova, Moscow.
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High Tide | http://hightidenyc.com
“Kotoba, the Japanese word for language, is a collective knitwear brand that strives to produce timeless pieces for the modern woman. Kotoba focuses on promoting Wholegarment knitting technology, which is a revolutionary knitwear system developed by Shima Seiki. We’ve worked with Kotoba since their inception, helping to establish the brand’s identity through logo and website design, packaging, stationary collateral, and lookbook production.”
High Tide is an independent design studio creating compelling visual narrative through innovative and interactive media tools. By partnering with a visionary group of photographers, illustrators, and developers, High Tide creates timeless design that conveys a unique identity and emotional resonance. From branding and marketing projects to limited edition publications and site-specific installations, High Tide communicates a vision that pushes the boundaries of traditional design.
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Komma 11 Visual Identity / SVEN WAGENBACH
komma is a platform for presenting projects of students of the Design Faculty of the University of Applied Sciences, Mannheim. The Magazine is entirely organized by the students themselves and every task is exclusively managed by the editors. The constellation of the team constantly changes and therefore every edition has its own topic and identity. Komma is a showroom for Bachelor-, Master-, Semester- and free projects. Every issue is sent to over 1200 leading names in the design scene.
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ART: Contemporary Embroidery Art by Ana Teresa Barboza
A beautiful mix of drawing, embroidery and photography is what makes the creations of Peruvian artist Ana Teresa Barboza so special. Her older creations were more delicate, focusing on creating a balance between wildlife and the human race.
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“But sometimes it takes more courage to live than to shoot yourself.”
— from A Happy Death by Albert Camus
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also available in the series:
The Plague
Exile and the Kingdom
The Fall
The Stranger
