An unexpectedly nice lookbook from UK label TopShop’s Spring/Summer 2010 season.
The English Group has always kept a scrapbook of resources that we find inspiring. We now include this within our website in the form of a blog and, from now on, will add to it on an ongoing basis. The directory showcases graphic design, art, books, magazines, film and music, photography, portraits, fashion, architecture, interiors, hotels and travel, products & toys - alongside The English Group's own categories, ‘Travelling’ and 'Our Work' (‘Our Print’ and ‘Our Websites’), which illustrate the team's own travels and a full chronological listing of the agency's creative work.
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— Nowhere but Sajima
‘Nowhere but Sajima’ is a house in Japan where I easily could stay for a few days.
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— Josef Müller-Brockmann
An impressive collection of Josef Müller-Brockmann posters is available at Blanka.
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— Darling A/W 2010
The English Group, completed project:
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— Jason Tozer
London photographer Jason Tozer‘s new website features a neat S/M/L/XL image size switcher feature in the galleries.
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— Tammy Donohoe’s AW09 Look-book
Look-book for a children’s fashion label, wonderfully autumnal, with lovely design touches such as the green velvet ribbon capturing the tone of the book brilliantly.
Via Estudio Dorian.
— Carine Collin
I try not to concentrate on other graphic designer’s work within The English Group’s own website, but this is nice clean typographic work by French designer Carine Collin.
Via: Carine Collin
— Strasbourg Jazz Festival
Lovely poster, strong image and typography, for Jazz D’Or the annual Strasbourg Jazz Festival.
Via: Baubauhaus
— Pirelli Calendar 2010
The 2010 Pirelli Calendar, now in its 37th edition, was presented to the press and to guests and collectors from around the world, at its global premiere in London.
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— English Oak Buildings
The English Group, completed project:
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— Fantastic Ceramics
Here are some eyecatching plates by USA based designers Millamella. Some really vibrant use of illustration on an often-neglected canvas for art.
Via Design Work Life.
— ‘Flake House’
French architectural practice OLGGA is getting considerable press for its portable ‘Flake House’, a playful re-imagining of a traditional log cabin (recently exhibited at the Estuaire Festival).
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