Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
Tras dos años difíciles para los festivales, el prestigioso Primavera Sound vuelve en 2022 para celebrar su 20.º aniversario con más festivales que nunca y con la animación como parte central de su promoción. Primavera Sound es un festival de música que se celebra entre finales de mayo y principios de junio en Barcelona. Con […]...
Name: Fernhout Designers: Wim Crouwel, David Quay, and Stuart de Rozario in collaboration with Amsterdam design agency Thonik Foundry: The Foundry Types Release Date: November 2021 Back Story: Fernhout is based on a modular geometric lettering system created in 1963 by the legendary Dutch designer Wim Crouwel for Amsterdam’s Van Abbemuseum Edgar Fernhout exhibition poster and catalog. The 2021 type...
Word es uno de los procesadores de texto más utilizados. Parte de su fama podría atribuirse a su sencillez en cuanto a manejo, pero también a la gran cantidad de herramientas y funciones que ofrece. Es un programa muy completo y permite al usuario aportar contenido extra al texto, facilitando su comprensión, por ejemplo, a través del uso de gráficos...
Cada vez que comienza un año, o cada vez que empezamos un proyecto, saber cómo hacer un calendario puede ser una de las tareas habituales que llevamos a cabo. Un calendario no solo es aquel que se cuelga de la pared o el que nos permite tenerlo a mano (o el del móvil) sino que nos permite escribir fechas importantes,...
2022 ya está oficialmente aquí y toca echar la vista hacia adelante para analizar las tendencias creativas que estarán presentes durante los próximos 12 meses. En una situación tan cambiante como la que nos enfrentamos a causa de la pandemia, esta puede ser una tarea muy complicado ya que estamos en un escenario bastante diferente al de hace unos años...
There’s been a spate of fitness ads rooted in realism in recent months. Even the originator of earnest voiceovers and endurance metaphors, Nike, changed tack when it celebrated the joy of being rubbish at sport as part of its Play New campaign. While January used to be a time of shaming people into joining the gym, New Balance is the...
There’s been a spate of fitness ads rooted in realism in recent months. Even the originator of earnest voiceovers and endurance metaphors, Nike, changed tack when it celebrated the joy of being rubbish at sport as part of its Play New campaign. While January used to be a time of shaming people into joining the gym, New Balance is the...
Surface N° 2 is the second edition with which the paper brand Arctic Volume presents international artists and their works—this time under the heading of hyperrealism. The 15 artists featured—including Wang & Söderström, Cody Cobb, and Namsa Leuba—show images in which reality and fantasy merge, boundaries dissolve, and irritating perspectives are exposed. On view are cityscapes, landscapes, and scenic compositions,...
Aude Bertrand ascribes the narrative quality of her illustrations to her love of cinema. Based in Montpellier in France, the creative graduated in film before she even started studying illustration, but like most in her profession, she tells us she’s “been drawing since I was a kid … I’ve always done artistic activities for fun, whether it was music, video or...
How does the environment relate to Art Nouveau typography, and is it going anywhere? And will variable fonts finally come into their own? Monotype weighs in on the trends du jour The post New type trends to look out for in 2022 appeared first on Creative Review....
Our design correspondent expounds on the pleasures of the quirky email newsletters that offer intriguing and often unexpected insights into the creative mind The post On the weird joy of newsletters appeared first on Creative Review....
Today we want to introduce you to No. 3 Series—a typeface for a variety of large scale applications by Road to Venice Type. No. 3 Series is created to be used for titling, visual identities, books, magazines, mobile patterns, and websites. It has the characteristics of humanist letters, borrows from periods before and long after the Renaissance—the increased contrast, and...
