Sometimes the online world reveals unsuspected parallel dimensions. This is an unknown restyle of Neural independently (and secretly as we never knew about it) made by NY-based Motion and Graphic Designer, Clarke Blackham. Very nicely made, perhaps only a bit glossier for the magazine’s line, it testifies once more how even your most familiar outcomes can have another life somewhere else.
Tag Archives: design
(edited by) Joerg Bader – Rob van Leijsen: The Drone Chronicles 2001–2016

Spector Books OHG, ISBN-13: 978-3959053105, English, 784 pages, 2019, Germany
Drone images have rapidly introduced a substantial perspectival gap into our already overwhelmed visual faculties. This is the most spectacular change we have experienced →
Evoboxx, uneasy retro synth

Custom electronic music instruments have a tradition that largely stems from DIY techniques, taking a functional more than formal approach, with hardware components usually very visible in the final release. Love Hultén’s “Evoboxx” defies these expectations. Officially described as a →
Madeline Schwartzman – See Yourself X: Human Futures Expanded

Black Dog Press, ISBN-13: 978-1910433225, English, 192 pages, 2018, UK
The seminal “See Yourself Sensing: Redefining Human Perception”, in 2011 created waves in the design community. Illustrating cutting edge sensory-based projects developed over time, →
(edited by) Filipe Pais – From Bits to Paper

Art Book Magazine, ISBN-13: 978-2821600959, English, 194 pages, 2018, France
In digital art, one of the first reference point is the (im)materiality of the subject with the many repercussions it has in its creation and design. This has led →
(edited by) Pedro Gadanho – Eco-Visionaries: Art, Architecture, and New Media after the Anthropocene

Hatje Cantz, ISBN-13: 978-3775744539, English, 224 pages, 2018, Germany
The complexity and the multi-disciplinarity of the Anthropocene are among the main causes of its still weak cultural and political impact, contrasting an already slightly devastating →