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This picture book combines the form of cut-out book and pop-up book. While reading page by page, readers would find out that the hole becomes further deeper. At the same time, the sprout in the middle of each page gradually pops out. This book takes such kind of simultaneous up and down as a hint. It not only describes what a bird becomes after death. This book also portrays the sprout of life.
Continue readingDiscussing Time is a collective book design project for the typographic sculptures with the letter time. The designer gathered a group of people to think and discuss time and make sculptures based on their expressions. The idea of the designer Zona's sculptures originates from the natural phenomenon of ice melting into the water. She wants to make the audiences experience the passage of time while seeing the sculpture. The book design combines 16th century book design elements with modern techniques to span the idea of time.
Continue readingThe training program for 10-14 years old footballers was developed by Adidas, the German Football Association, and Russian Football Union. The 300 pages guidebook was created for the trainers so they could implement the system in their everyday work. To make the book easy to use, all the content is presented in form of infographics. The football field grid serves as an inspiration for the visual style.
Continue readingThis dictionary introduces grasses (weeds). The outside cover uses tracing paper with grass illustrations. The inside cover also has grass illustrations. So when one sees from the front, since the outside cover illustrations are translucent, one may feel the depth effect. The interest in flowers and grasses is quite popular in Japan. This dictionary introduces flowers and grasses that live in the neighborhood. This dictionary is one of the bestsellers in Raicho publishing.
Continue readingThe design of the magazine is intended to put the different text forms of essay, article and poetic texts into a new context. The texts are classically published in other forms of media (e.g. books or newspapers) and are not typically mixed. There are various elements of classic newspaper and book design elements that meet in the magazine format. There are three different grids for the different sections. With the exception of cooperation pages, the issues are exclusively illustrated by different creatives, and the illustrations provide an additional visual framework for the
Continue readingThe first edition of this food blog magazine features the favourite recipes of Karin Stöttinger from her food blog Geschmacks Momente in printed form. The playfully designed title “please, don’t stay hungry” is true to the personal way of speaking to the target group which characterises the blog. The creative recipes are presented with aesthetic photos and detailed text design. The layout serves to convey special taste experiences and the social pleasure which eating together brings.
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