The Flame Alphabet
popshot N°6

Title: popshot
Art Direction: Jacob Denno
Illustration by: Kate Copeland
Issue: No.6
Country: UK
Publication Date: October 2011
OASE Magazine N°68

Magazine Title: OASE Journal for Architecture (NL) | Issue: N°68 | Design: Karel Martens, Jeff Ramsey, Werkplaats Typografie | Year of Publication: 2005 December | Dimensions: 170 × 240 mm | ISSN: 0169-6238 | Archive / Source: OASE
Collect Magazine N°4

Magazine Title: Collect Magazine (AU) | Issue N°4 | Year: 2011 | Via: art.union
Feuilleton N°1

Magazine Title: Feuilleton (FR)|Issue N°1|Cover Design: Mike Lemanski|Year of Publication:2011 September | Source
Bryan John Appleby’s, Fire On The Vine.
(via thingsorganizedneatly)
The Secret Life of Pronouns
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc | ISBN-9781608194803| Year of publication: 2011 August
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Elephant Magazine.
Everybody is talking about the new design of Elephant Magazine.
Title: A Primer on Visual Literacy | Author: Harold B. Dondis (Author) | Publisher: The MIT Press | Date of Publication: September 15, 1973
CAP.
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Creative Review Annual Cover.
For this year’s Creative Review Annual cover, together with Nexus Interactive Arts, Minivegas created a custom application to draw a letter ‘A’ using content from the CR’s website and Twitter feed over the past year.
We decided to make an “A” from CR’s prolific online output. We felt that its form should be implied, discernable by its physical influence on elements from CR’s blog and twitter content. Some of our early efforts were a little abstract, but we settled for wrapping thousands of strips of tape in the loose shape of the “A”. The strips would contain words and pictures from the blog. Using recent blog activity doesn’t cut it for an annual, so with “a little wget magic”, we slurped every article and image from the last year. We got 10,000 unique proper names and places, hashtags and usernames, and about another 5,000 pictures. That’s a lot, even for six images, so the number of comments on a blog post became a metric for how “big” a story and its content ended up in the final image (like a “tag cloud”). To add some dynamics, we ran the scene as a cloth simulation to blow our strips around a bit. Exploding the letter is fun, though in the end the shapes looked a bit messy so we toned that down a bit. Final snapshots of strips in motion were exported for a high-quality render.
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Lula Magazine N°9
Title: Lula Magazine (UK) | Date of Publication: 2009 | Frequency: Biannual | Art Director: Suzy Wood
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