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Japanese minimalism and Scotch provenance: LOVE designs new Wildmoor whiskey brand

Creative Boom

Amid the rising popularity of Japanese whiskeys, LOVE has designed a new brand that combines two cultures while staying true to the category's time-honoured codes. Decades-old visual codes, such as gold foils, bold, masculine colours, and "heather and weather" photography, flood the Scotch sector.

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Visit Hong Kong and discover the future of design, at KODW 2023 this June

Creative Boom

This respected event, which has been running since 2006, brings together over 40 business and creative leaders from around the world to explore and inspire smart design solutions for a sustainable future through forums, workshops, masterclasses, networking events, and more. That code again is KODWBOOM50).

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F5: Gina Nadal Shares a Favorite Movie, a Memorable Project + More

Design Milk

” After graduating in 2014, she went on to receive her MA in Fashion Graphics from Manchester School of Art in 2015, exploring ways to synergize weaving with digital coding in order to create products that hold emotional value for their owners. Little Field of Flowers, 2006, designed by Tord Boontje for nanimarquina 2.

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To the streets: Is it time to return to guerrilla marketing?

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Axe: Exit Signs (2006) Economic and effective, stickering is a popular guerrilla marketing tactic. In 2006, Axe body spray placed custom stickers behind ‘exit man’ signs, so the running man appeared to be escaping a crowd of excited women. And the witty tone made it stick.

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Portraits of Swiss “Halbstarken” Girls With Very Big Hair in the 1950s and 1960s

Design You Trust

These photographs were taken by Karlheinz Weinberger (1921–2006) who began to take pictures as a teenager and became a member of the Bund der Naturfreunde photography club where he improved his technique. Their cliques met at corners of the road, in parks or at other public places.

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Gabriel Jones’ photos offer a new kind of voyeurism

Creative Review

Jones has been focused on the oft-ignored ‘backdrop’ characters since 2006.    These amorphous codes of photographer-as-performer are also at the heart of his newer series, Pickpocket. “I photographed pickpockets in action over two years without them knowing,” he explains.

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Blockchain Company Buys and Burns Banksy Artwork to Turn It Into a Digital Original

Design You Trust

The piece itself is called Morons and it was first created back in 2006. However, if we entirely re-create the physical piece and input specifications such as the art version number into the smart contract code, no one can ever alter the the digital art in any way. I represent one of the members of a group of art and NFT enthusiasts.

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