Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the pieces with gold. Gives broken objects a new life and teaches that a break can be lived as a unique event that can be seen as a precious experience. Inspired by this unique concept as well as the upcoming Olympics Games in Tokyo 2020,
Art director and graphic designer from Toronto, Canada
Illustrator and typographer Alex Trochut synthesizes illustration and lettering like no other. The expressive, richly ornamented typography he creates ooze fluidity in which movement is practically palpable. One of the most sought after talents, he has created knockout work for the likes of Wired and The New York Times as well as clients including Adidas and Coca-Cola. We met the 29-year-old, Barcelona-based whiz kid at his studio to talk about visuals, identities, and the legitimacy of legibility.
Ten is a print series to mark our 10th major project with the fine folk at Nike.
For those of you who aren't familiar with MVSM, they are one of the most forward thinking studios in the world. Their work is always progressive and effective visual communications and they have always been one of the studios I've admired.
Dimitris Papazoglou, a talented multidisciplinary Designer and Creative Director from Greece, His work is beautifully crafted & with a great sense of art direction and attention to detail.
A Helsinki-based illustrator and designer with a crush on geometry. Her style is characterized by pure vector lines flirting with decorative shapes that bloom into bold and colorful compositions. Rewell’s fantastical illustrations escape from paper onto human skin and into commercial campaigns and art galleries, stretching over categories and across dimensions.