| Hatayas | Danny Meirav | Hairy Heart |
| No wonder Hatayas aka Danny Meirav won first place with his hilarious illustration at the T-Champ competition. www.hatayas.co.il |
Posts Tagged Print
| PrintParty | It’s all about the prints |
| Oh my, oh my. The ladies of PrintParty sure know how to light my day. Their resent adventure is all about printing on cork. Bold prints and solid colors, what more can a girl ask. _ You can read the post I wrote about PrintParty’s lovely necklaces right here. |
| Baby To Go | Carmit Klein | Vintage Like |
| Carmit’s dolls made me smile. I guess it got something with the fact that I have a soft spot for unique and pretty dolls ;) At Carmit’s Etsy Shop you’ll find lots of doll love. You can get in touch with Carmit here: carmit.babytogo {at} yahoo {dot} com |
| Student Break | Iohanna Pani | Objectology |
| Iohanna is a 2009 Graduate of the Industrial Design Department of Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. I admit that at first I was drawn to the imagery, then I was fascinated with the concept. In her study, Iohanna deals with the question: what is the minimum form that an object needs to have in order to exist? As Iohanna describe her project it “explores the reciprocal relationship between science and design and examines the impact of computerized technologies on design in the contemporary world.” You can see more here and even watch the video here. iohidesign.carbonmade.com |
| Open | Magnolia Re-Brand | Sparkle Up Your Day |
| Student Break | Guy Haviv | Experimental Type Posters |
| I wanted to write about Guy’s Experimental Type Posters for quite some time. Guy is a 2009 Graduate of the Visual Communication Department of Shenkar College of Engineering and Design. I have a weaknes for typography so when I saw Guy’s posters I just fell in love with them. You can read about the making of his generative poster series here. {Photos by Avraham cornfeld} www.meetgooya.com |
| MiDekel | Comme il faut boutique | Eco branding |
| Michal and Dekel’s concept of the common shopping bag for the Comme il Faut fashion house was reusing existing bags. I just love it! I better let them explain: “As our raw material, we chose cement sacks… we purchased sacks from the company that had been rejected for use. We chose to express the brand’s identity by means of adhesive tape bearing the companys logo. The tape states the fact that the bag was made of a sack that had been rejected for use.” |
| Koniak Design | Rhus Ovata Branding |
| I just like the simplicity in Nurit’s designs. Here is a branding for Rhus Ovata {SugarBush in Latin}, a fashion label by sisters Hadas & Einav Zucker. You should check Nurit’s Behance profile. |
