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Half-baked graphic design inspired by Bavarian bread culture.

Self-produced skateboard deck graphics.

Scratchbuilt table lamp using household objects.

Why have those old ‘banana boards’ rolled back into contemporary skateboarding?

Exploring binary code as the DNA of digital data.

Could designers play a role beyond the purely functional?

Idents for food concepts purveyed
by a high-end caterer.

The graphical superstar talks about his unique approach.

13 light, colourful, and exhilarating contemporary cues portraying the pace and excitement of modern life.

Spoof advent calendar as packaging for a TV series script pitch by Ratpack Films.

A bulletin from the confluence of commerce and artistic practice.

A series of studies of LED lighting found on household appliances and in residential situations.

A postcard that can be cut and folded to create a fully playable mini-golf obstacle.

Abstract works representing specific horological information

Fine art curated by corporate automobile manufacturer.

I am a big fan of side-projects and this one was a lot of fun to be involved with.

Currently WIP is an interview with Natascha Drubek, researcher, author and editor in the area of Central and East European literature, film and media.

Our discussion will centre around film propaganda in shot in the Theresienstadt concentration camp in the 1940s, with particular emphasis on surviving footage.

With a joint portfolio that covers blockbuster franchises Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, X Men, Kingsmen, Fantastic Beasts, Spiderman, Mad Max, and just about everything in between, the art department kingpins take a time out from the big time to talk about making their Nazi-flavoured cult favourite.

The Eisner Award nominated comic book writer/artist reveals how he produced his own official James Bond story without being influenced (too much) by the cinematic version.

To mark the 20th anniversary of his landmark film on the birth of modern skateboarding, Dogtown & Z Boys (2001), the award-winning director and legendary skateboarder drops in for a deep-dive into documentary.

The artist discusses his full-scale recreation of the iconic, future-Baroque set from Kubrick’s landmark film.

Kubrick’s executive producer for Full Metal Jacket discusses the practicalities of recreating the Vietnam war at London’s lugubrious Beckton gasworks.

The filmmakers talk about making their documentary following a group of surfers chasing waves in the troubled location.

The VFX designer talks about creating the modern sci-fi classic, a personal project that he developed with director & friend Duncan Jones.

The mixed-media artist discusses his striking images of complete feature films condensed into one frame, exposing what he calls their ‘visual quintessence.’

The industrial engineer discusses building the official DC Comics full-size replica 1966 Batmobile.

The founder of Alternative Movie Posters.com discusses the trend for fan-art film marketing.

The award-winning production designer reveals how much of a part design played in the shows huge success.

The graphic designer discusses how working in the historical recreation mode requires a certain kind of designer with a special kind of creative process.

The man behind the iconic ‘No Ghost’ symbol talks about its obscure genesis.

The graphic design iconoclast discusses why Hollywood come to him for his style, not the other way around.

The Hollywood creative director talks about branding Spielberg’s movie, both within the film but also it’s monstrous marketing.

A semi-regular interview series.

A niche interest podcast in written form. an educational resource. similar to a great late-night, alcohol-fuelled discussion with like-minded individuals. Those included in the discussion will be those who created the work in question.

Novelties.

Fancy Goods.

Literal Ephemera.

Business Brezn

Disposable

Alien Abduction

The Cruiser is back. But Why?

L1fe.0

Visual Language & Healthcare

REX BAVARIAE: FLAVOUR IDENTITiES

Anthony Burrill

SPLD2: Gyroscope

Weihnachten fällt aus

Brand as art, or vice versa?

ARCHIVE 5: #02

Postcard mini-golf

Date paintings

EyE on the BMW Art Cars

Creating a godforsakEn alphabet

Filminutiae: Discussions on film design

coming soon: natascha drubek

Take 15: Paul Campion & Mary pike

Take 14: Ibrahim Moustafa

Take 13: Stacy Peralta

Take 12: Simon Birch

Take 11: Jan Harlan

Take 10: Philip Gnadt & Mickey Yarmine

Take 09: Gavin Rothery

Take 08: Jason Shulman

Take 07: Mark Racop

Take 06: Simon Hawes

TAKE 05: Richard Hoover

TAKE 04: Eric Rosenberg

Take 03: Michael C Gross

TAKE 02: Neil Kellerhouse

Take 01: Mike Salisbury

SET UP: Discussions on film design