Sin Lee Yau
More student’s work I found at D&AD, Sin Lee Yau has produced several interesting paper projects.
Playable paper maze, made as a promotional item for artand design magazine Plazm
Promotional book for Fedrigoni, ‘A World Within’
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Highlights from D&AD New Blood 2012
Yesterday I attended D&AD New Blood. Here are some of my favourite projects there.
Terrain Fold Maps by Laura Dummett, Bucks New University.
Fedrigoni Gemstones by Lun Yau, Nottingham Trent University.
The Poetry of History by Sarah Elizabeth Essex, Plymouth University.
Bree-a uish-ga Whisky by Ben Lambe, Staffordshire University.
Masters of Japanese Fashion Exhibition Branding by Adrienne BonDurant from the American InterContinental University, London.
American Airlines advert by Jack & Kelly.
May Day: Origins, Traditions & The Future book by Rebecca Penmore, University of West England.
Great Barrier Reef Quilling by Rebecca Clemson, Stafforshire University (image from article here).
Other notable projects:
Oh Abre Alas book by Lisiane Dressler, Norwich University College of the Arts.
Maricor/Maricar: Tactiles
Maricor and Maricar Manalo produce stunning work covering a wide variety of graphic mediums. What makes them most unique is their embroidered graphics and typography.
Best thing about these pieces? They are done by hand:
Berndnaut Smilde: Nimbus series
Berndnaut Smilde creates temporary indoor clouds by blasting a fog machine in a room at just the right humidity.
More info with video at The Washington Post
Pereira & O’Dell: Rolling Words
I’m not a Snoop Dogg fan and I don’t promote smoking or drug use, but this is a very attractive and original concept. From The Dieline:
Introducing Rolling Words, Snoop Dogg’s smokable songbook. A promotion for Snoop Dogg’s Kingsize Slim Rolling Papers created by San Francisco agency Pereira & O’Dell.
Each page is a rolling paper with Snoop’s greatest songs and lyrics written on them – in non-toxic ink – for your rolling pleasure. The pages are perforated making them easy to detach.
The book is made of hemp-related materials, with the cover, binding, and internal lining all made from hemp seed paper while the spine of the book is a match striking surface.
Bjoern Ewers: Instruments From Inside
Photographs of musical instruments taken from the inside to promote the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra:
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‘Wish You Were Here’ poster
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