AisleOne. A visual journal on design, photography, film, music and culture.
Book publisher Unit Editions has released this wonderful poster to celebrate the success of their first book, Studio Culture. Designed by Spin, the silkscreened poster is limited to 100 editions — 50 printed on GF Smith Colorplan Natural White and the other 50 on GF Smith Colorplan Smoke Grey. The print is sized at 800 x 600mm (31.5 x 23.5 inches).
UK agency Red Design has sent me a sneak peak at the sexy new identity they created for music promotion company, Do. Here’s what they had to say about the project:
We developed a completely black and white identity which is in keeping with the bold and stripped back tone. Where possible we pushed this even further in a front and back reversed theme.
The mark is modular so for each application the supporting type changes slightly to encompass the name of the night that is being promoted. In other applications such as the stationary the name is replaced with the name of the card holder.
The stationary was printed on GF Smiths Colorplan stock. We duplexed an ebony and white stock and used a white foil block on the ebony side to ensure a high end black and white finish. The logo and contact information was printed in reverse on the back to continue the reversed theme.
The super talented Darren Firth of Six has updated his site with some new work, which includes this gorgeous promotional poster for creative network, Dropyx.
Sized at 594mm X 420mm (A2), it’s printed in 2 color, with overprinted logo on Pale Grey Colourplan by GF Smith.
You can pick up a copy of the poster at Blanka for £40.00.
Sea Design has updated with a new site and a truck-load of new work. Drool.
Here’s another stunning piece by Soulellis Studio. This booklet for Cornell University is printed on Sappi’s McCoy Silk paper in the vibrant Pantone 3965, with text set in Lyon Text. Lovely, I need to get a copy.
Pentagram created this wonderful booklet that celebrates the completion of a special piece by designer Max Lamb. I love the spreads in which the images span across both pages.