Jolene Delisle
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Monday, January 11th 2010 2:34pm

What Type Are You?

I finally got around to trying Pentagram’s ‘What Type Are You’ application. In it, they ask four character questions, analyzes your responses in detail, and recommends one of 16 typefaces as a result.

Go to the ‘What Type Are You’ test.

Password: Character

(For the record, I was Bifur, designed by French graphic artist Cassandre.)

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Monday, January 11th 2010 1:07pm

Roland Reiner Tiangco’s Dirt Poster

My friend Sabrina linked me to this cool poster designed by Roland Reiner Tiangco. The Dirt Poster requires participation to complete it. The back side of each poster is covered with a layer of ink, which you need to “paint” onto the front side the poster, to reveal the message that has been spot-varnished onto the paper. The poster is limited edition and can be bought for $80.

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Tuesday, December 22nd 2009 5:26pm

This is a bit older, but I was very taken with the concept behind San Francisco’s Slow Food Nation pavilion, especially that of Sagan Piechota’s design for the pickle-and-chutney booth.

Featuring walls made of pickle jars and a ceiling composed of 3,000 mason jar lids suspended from wires, a total of 3,024 metal canning lids became an undulating and dynamic “ceiling” suspended with filament, Velcro and earring backs.

The “walls” created with multiple rows of jars simply attached to wood studs and arranged to encourage visitor participation by taking and leaving recipes showcased within the jars themselves.

Photo credits: Matthew Millman

(Via ArchDaily)

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Monday, December 21st 2009 12:04am

Came across this awesome installation by Tokujin Yoshioka for HERMÈS. Check it out in the clip above.

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Friday, September 25th 2009 3:46pm

45 Beautifully Designed Book Covers

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Always love browsing through book shops, especially to view cover designs. Well medicated aggregated 45 recently designed ones to note. See them here.

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Monday, June 8th 2009 11:26pm

Anthropologie + Hatch Show Print

I was pumped to get this month’s Anthropologie. The in-house creative team joined forces with Hatch Show Print, one of the oldest working letterpress print shops in America for the June catalog. You’ll notice their iconic typography on the covers as well as some great photography incorporating vintage signage throughout the book.

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Monday, June 8th 2009 10:47pm

The Changing Face of Everyday Design

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The Guardian created this at-a-glance grid to show the design evolution of everyday items from air steward uniforms to Corn Flakes cereal boxes.

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Thursday, June 4th 2009 8:18am

Sabrina and I had a chance to attend the International Contemporary Furniture Fair thanks to a sweet hookup from friend Dave Pinter of PSFK. We had a weeklong badge but were only able to make it on the last day. It was a great show, and the first time both of us attended. I didn’t really get to take many photos, but you can check out the ones that Dave took all week long over at the PSFK site.
Above are field notes fueledbycoffee as they went undercover to observe NYC Design Week and ICFF with an aim to reveal the forces that truly drive NYC Design Week. Enjoy the full compilation here.

Sabrina and I had a chance to attend the International Contemporary Furniture Fair thanks to a sweet hookup from friend Dave Pinter of PSFK. We had a weeklong badge but were only able to make it on the last day. It was a great show, and the first time both of us attended. I didn’t really get to take many photos, but you can check out the ones that Dave took all week long over at the PSFK site.

Above are field notes fueledbycoffee as they went undercover to observe NYC Design Week and ICFF with an aim to reveal the forces that truly drive NYC Design Week. Enjoy the full compilation here.

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