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Job: Graphic Design Interns
Company: Fossil, Inc. Location: Richardson, TX
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After 3 years James Wignall finally updates his portfolio - Mutanthands with some amazing motion and static work.
Job: Design Intern
Company: Landor Associates Location: New York, NY
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Awarded as the best Portuguese Agency in 2007, Mola as been putting a very high level of many Design disciplines down in the street. Really worth a check over there portfolio that is simply outstanding. Do keep an eye on them.
Job: Associate Creative Director
Company: Marketing Drive Location: Boston, MA
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img. Record Sleeves
Though from 2007, I've only just come across these exquisite pieces of design from Nikolay Saveliev. Created as part of a viral campaign in conjunction with Brown Student Radio and 'snuck into new & used record store shelves'.
Plus an excellent portfolio to boot. Brilliant.
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Job: Senior Industrial Designer/ Project Manager
Company: nectar Location: Long Beach, CA
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Theo Gennitsakis has updated with great fresh work. That is totally worth a visit.
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THEO GENNITSAKIS
Job: Digital Production Designer
Company: Marketing Drive Location: Norwalk, CT
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Perth designer Jo Pickup has uploaded a new collection.
to see the new gallery;
"Jo Pickup "10 gallery
to see the whole site;
http://www.jopickup.com
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Job: User Experience Designer Lead
Company: Schematic Location: Minneapolis, MN
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ABC-3D : Great example with this hand-made mock up of the book available in October 2008. Each of the 26 dimensional letters that move and change.
One of the most innovative pop-up book, by Marion Bataille.
Job: Visual Design Consultant
Company: Cooper Location: San Francisco, CA
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Job: Industrial Designer Sr.
Company: Gulfstream Aerospace Location: Savannah , GA
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Job: multi-skilled Design Assistant
Company: Nooka Inc Location: New York, NY
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Boris Hoppek La Primavera
"I think 'La Primavera' its a good title for an exhibition, but as an excuse to have lots of naughty drawings to show. Let me make this clear. Yes, I made the c.m.o.n.s. for Opel, sorry. I don't have a text about the exhibition. First because i am bad with writing and second because I don't explain my work, well I just explain that I don't explain it. Why I don't explain stands for the concept of not explaining. could be - a) I use it as an excuse to cover up first that I am bad with writing or - b) my work has nothing that has to be explained, or - c) it has something, but I don't want to explain just a small part of it not to mention all the subliminal elements and interpretation variations I don't know of. Whatever, let's say its all together. Hey we should use this as the text for the press!! Then the journalists don't have to write it themselves." - Boris Hoppek
Boris Hoppek - La primavera
14.03.2008 - 17.04.2008
We Love Asbæk / ROJO®
Dyrkøb 7. 1000 Copenhagen.
Denmark.
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Job: Innovative User Interfaces Designer
Company: Nokia Research Center Location: Palo Alto, CA
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Sergei Sviatchenko
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Sergei Sviatchenko stands out as an artist with a unique vision; encompassing our ever-shifting creative vocabulary whilst maintaining a precise, individual voice which underpins his work to stand both conceptually and creatively above the tide of visual messaging in todays visual culture. For the first time LESS,will present a collages collection of Sviatchenko´s rich portfolio,revealing the unigue creative vision of this truly contemporary artist. more on Sergei at www.sviatchenko.dk
Sergei Sviatchenko less | 110mm x 150mm | 160pg | 25 euros
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Job: Senior Creative Director
Company: Chandler Exhibits Inc Location: Afton, MN
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