Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
“All of our best work comes from fully understanding the context and problems at hand and restaurants are no exception. We first get to know the team, the location, the market, and the concept. We build a solid foundation with clear language, and then we get to the fun part of bringing it to life visually. All in all, we...
”Playing the Piano“ in the birch forest» playing the piano in the forest is a quiet and beautiful feeling, with fresh color and unique painting. “Riding a Swan” likes the comfortable feeling that his color brings to me. In the afterglow of the sunset, the girl yearns for freedom. Riding a swan and flying in the air, the sky and...
How do you find designing for a restaurant different to other identity projects? “First, the public in the bar is mostly young and full of personality, and there is a large space for design. Second, in the design process and the final effect, the personality and preferences of both the designer and the bar manager will be more distinctive than...
“Spectrum. The most dangerour artwork.” is the name of an exhibition/installation by Low Bros in colloboration German Cancer Aid, to raise awareness to the dangers of tanning beds. Made from over 65 commercially available UV tubes used in solarium devices — the installation was awarded one gold, two silver and four bronze awards as part of the Art Directors Club...
The “Counterflow” photo series was created in 2015 by Mauro Martins. His idea was to show that anyone could make her/his own path instead of following the masses. However, Mauro wanted to revive the series on this Coronavirus moment giving it a new interpretation of social distancing as a measure to stop spreading the Pandemic. Mauro is Brazilian. He worked...
COVID-19, much natural disasters are declaring war on this planet. This requires us to work together to stitch up the wounds of the earth. In the picture, the sewn up earth looks like a baseball, but it’s not a baseball after all, and it can’t stand multiple knocks. So please be kind to our earth....
‘Don’t Be Afraid’ is originally inspired by Seamus Heaney’s final words to his wife ‘Noli Timere’, in the winter of 2013, Maser created a large scale mural in Portobello, Dublin with the words ‘Don’t Be Afraid’ painted boldly in white lettering across the side of a building. Due to the popularity of the message, especially in this difficult times, Maser...
“Designing edible identities is having more room for breaking rules and it’s easier to create different brand characteristics. With restaurants, sculpting concepts could arise from many aspects, such as personal stories, cultural habits or new visual approaches. As with fashion and retail brands, visual applications have to be competitive and creative, embracing new printing and production technologies to excite customers...
We live in a time with many challenges, some of them revolving around hate. Racism, misogyny, inequality, segregation etc. We strongly believe that the only way forward is LOVE. SNASK is your future romance. A creative agency of misfit geniuses conquering the world through fine lookin’ design and real emotions. To worry about what people think of them they see...
Hibiscus, peony, peony, saffron, andrographis paniculata… Medical plants are beautiful, what matters is what we look at. Animals are also cute, depending on how we learn to get along with them. Healing doesn’t require us to smear the reality, but to return to what it should be. Allow everyone to express and communicate in an equal, respectful, rational, scientific and...
Another signature motion-packed artpiece by the very iconic street artist Eddy Desplanques aka WK Interact, who claims that his pieces usually begin by spending time to locate the perfect element in the streets of New York....
This Will (Not) Be Easy is an exhibition by Volume Inc. for the College of Fine Arts at the University of Kentucky — where one would usually expect to see the actual work first and foremost, with the philosophy and process reduced to wall text (if seen or read at all), this exhibition completely reverses that hierarchy. Instead, it’s a...
