I thought that this was a really interesting piece of paper work made by Zim and Zou found over at Behance. Im finding 3D paper work at the moment really compelling I think due to the interaction between the viewer and the piece.
The game boy a childhood classic, bring back the original handheld console.
These are a few out of many good films Light Surgeons have made. What I like about there productions is there rawness of layered old super eight film with other films and motion graphics.
Thanks to Chris Golya for telling about these in foundation.
For this April's issue of creative review they have undergone a redesign with a 'new size, new paper, new typography and, yes, a new logo'
There resons for the redesign are because 'Last month we celebrated our 30th birthday. It seemed the perfect moment to reinvent the magazine if we wanted to ensure its continued success over the next three decades.'
'There are two specific aims for the redesign: to create a better physical product and to get across the repositioning of our editorial stance that has been developing over the past two years.'
Personally the new design looks more intriguing and I am really interested in see what the 'new size' will be as there old large square format was something in play for them since the beginning of production.
The Tricorn Centre a piece of brutalist architecture within Portsmouth from the mid 1960's until 2004. Some loved it others loathed it, me personally I loved it although it could be perceived as 'an ugly piece of concreate' it gave Portsmouth character and contrasted immensely against any other architecture around the area.
It was a sad day when the news was that this building was going to be demolished, for me and many others it was a concrete playground and too this day I wish I had taken more time to explore the depths of the beautiful monster of Portsmouth.
Its all okay though apparently Portsmouth City Council have transformed the 'eye sore' of Portsmouth into something that is "far more attractive and a spurt of regeneration" by making it into a stylish money making car park. Far more beautiful than the Tricorn Centre.....
