Clever brand identity for personal trainer Roland Semprie. The t-shirt is designed with minute increments around the collar to indicate the amount of sweat that will be produced in that time from working out. Very client appropriate concept.
Month: November 2009
November 17, 2009
Leica M7 Edition
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The classic M7 35mm camera is given a new look with its M7 Edition Hermes. The camera has been given a silver chrome finish in a choice of either orange or etoupe calfskin leather. Leica’s limited edition special includes a Leica SUMMILUX-M 35 mm f/1.4 ASPH wide-angle lens, a matching classic round lens hood, a LEICAVIT M rapid winder and a leather carrying strap, which is packaged in a linen-covered, silk-lined box. Only 100 have been produced with a hefty price tag of $14,250.
November 16, 2009
TED: Ideas Worth Spreading
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Some inspiration to take more time to be creative.
November 16, 2009
Video Games vs Penguin Classics
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Olly Moss used the format of the Penguin Classics book covers to give iconic video games a more bookish make-over. The result is ingenious: clean design coupled with a clever concept.
November 16, 2009
Suction
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Inventive on-street advertising conceptualized by Y&R for Electrolux.
November 12, 2009
Flux Trends
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Nicework is very proud to showcase recent work from our design dynamo Donovan Pugh. The brief was to create a cover for Dion Chang’s latest book project titled The State We’re In: The 2010 Flux Trend Review. The book brought together a number of influential and informed individuals to address issues and developments in the cultural milieu. The cover used Chang’s iconic profile and incorporated a number of graphic elements into it to encapsulate this forward looking trendspotter. Well done Don!
November 11, 2009
Viagra Turns 10!
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Viagra commissioned a brilliantly simple advert to commemorate their tenth birthday. The advert was done by French advertising agency BDDP & Fils.
November 9, 2009
Cracking Walls
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Twenty years ago today the Berlin Wall fell marking a momentous event in world history.
The Goethe-Institut in Johannesburg plans to commemorate the actions and events that led to the collapse of the wall with a focus on the arts with its potential for awakening socio-political change. ‘Cracking Walls’ hosted by the Goethe-Institut is a series of events, which include a photographic exhibition by Jürgen Schadeberg of the construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961 and a sound installation by the art collective Lorey:Auftrag entitled ‘Archive of Fears’. The events starts today (9 November 2009) at six. For more info click here
