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Design Rejects

August 18, 2009

Interesting article in Print by Peter Terzian on killed book cover designs.

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Via Kottke.org

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Tags: book design, Carol Devine Carson, Dogwalker, God Is Dead, John Gall, Kill Your Darlings, Kottke, Peter Terzian, Print Magazine, publication design, Rodrigo Corral / Stranger Than Fiction: True Stories by Chuck Palahniuk

Chilean Bus Tickets

August 13, 2009

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Via Design Observer

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Tags: Chile, Graphic Design, infographics, print design, Public Transit, Subway, Tickets

Hello Haptic

August 10, 2009

‘hello haptic’ is a set of textured flash cards by korean designers rhea jeong, young soo hong, sunmin lee and sae hee lee.

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Via Designboom.

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Tags: packaging, print design, product design, Rhea Jeong, sae hee lee, sunmin lee, young soo hong

Music

August 4, 2009

Publication design by Music

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Via FFFFound

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Tags: Graphic Design, Manchester, music, poster, print design, UK

MediaOne

August 3, 2009

2ºRound by MediaOne

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Via Behance

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Tags: black and white, Graphic Design, Lisbon, logos, MediaOne, print design, The Roots, typography

Geo Panch

July 31, 2009

How To Light A Match

by Geo Panch

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Via Dropular

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Tags: dropular, Geo Panch, New York, Poster Design, posters, print design

Janine Rewell

July 30, 2009

Janine Rewell’s layout for the 2008 anniversary issue of Tuli & Savu, in collaboration with Lotta Nieminen.

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Via ffffound

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Tags: ffffound, Finland, Janine Rewell, print design, publication design

The Man Who Could’nt Cry is a book designed and illustrated by Scott Reifsnyder. Diecut details confine a staid-faced main character and enhance his lack of emotion.

From The Man Who Could’nt Cry

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Via Notcot