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In Miriam Persand’s bizarre world, alligators, rats and pigeons rule the city

Creative Boom

Miriam has recently participated in the collective exhibition Graphic Constellation: Young Women Authors of Avant-Garde Comics, which is based in Belgrade, Serbia. "I It's a combination of the little, everyday moments and big questions around our existence that seems to shape her unique vision.

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It's all in the eyes for A Practice for Everyday Life's identity for the 59th Venice Biennale

Creative Boom

With the 59th Venice Biennale well underway, our attention turns to the Italian exhibition's graphic identity for 2022. Photo: © Thomas Adank. Courtesy La Biennale di Venezia and A Practice for Everyday Life.

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21 Famous Graphic Designers That Anyone in the Design Industry Needs to Know in 2023

Shillington

She also designed the exhibition graphics for the Filipino American Centennial Exhibition in 1998, which featured playful typography and bright colours to celebrate Filipino-American culture. Eddie Opara Eddie Opara is a British-born graphic designer of Nigerian descent.

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Serving Sculpture

Mindsparkle Mag

The exhibition cooperates with the Finnish Institute in Stockholm, and UU Market, a collective and agency for new Finnish art and design. The exhibition highlights the Finnish design scene’s fresh directions, where playfulness and fun play a more significant role than functionalism, commonly considered the core of the Scandinavian design.

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Recharger Unwind

Mindsparkle Mag

Can you recall a better feel when invited to an event or plan by your friend’s parents? Because in retrospective to those moments, we remembered how earnest and friendly they were. Those same feelings come back with Recharger??????? Unwind visual identity designed by Caserne.

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Hingston Studio's designs for Garry Fabian Miller, the 'camera-less' fine art photographer

Creative Boom

The book echoes the typographic approach of the other exhibition graphics. According to Hingston, the typeface's strong echoes of "Johnston, Gill and geometric properties" really resonated with the artist's work. The pair also worked closely together on the book's design accompanying the show, also called Adore.

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“Ray’s Hand” Illuminates Half of the Iconic Eames Partnership

Design Milk

Her focus was always about identifying, extrapolating, and creating for the need of each situation, in both her personal life and professional life – from a bouquet for a photograph to an exhibit graphic to a toy to a picnic to a furniture prototype.”