Fabrica conceives a global campaign on child injury prevention for UNWHO and UNICEF

The project is presented on December 10th, in Vietnam-Hanoi, day of the launch of the World Report on Child Injury Prevention.

Fabrica continues its series of social communication campaigns with a global advocacy and awareness raising campaign on child injury prevention, on behalf of UNWHO and UNICEF. Fabrica’s Visual Communication department, directed by Omar Vulpinari, has conceived five separate posters and an all-in-one collective poster, that will also become off and on-line ads and displays. Designed to communicate the graveness of the child injury situation worldwide, the goal of the campaign is to urge policy makers to implement prevention measures for the first five injury causes: road traffic injuries, drowning, burns, falls and poisoning.
In order to use a universal visual language related to children, Fabrica’s Austrian graphic designer Valerie Gudenus, created putty characters engaged in the five dangerous situations. While concise informational texts convey the startling facts. The result is visually impacting, memorable and convincing.


wow... It's so amazing and impressive works!!


Copyright © 2008 Fabrica S.p.A. all rights reserved

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS

FROM CHANCELLOR PARK

VTM (Virtual Taller Machine)

Customer: FİNTEK
Year: 2008

Virtual Taller Machine


©MuratArmaganDesign

Please do not touch my beosound 2

This is my mp3 player and mouse pad on my desk.

Nar

“nar” means “pomegranate” in turkish. Pomegranate is a fruit that holds hundreds of juicy seeds inside. It’s a fruit that symbolizes fertility. Nar coffetable carries books and books carry ideas. Ideas can be distructive as much as they can be constructive. Our aim was to emphasize the danger and the dilemma it holds with utter nakedness.
Awarded as the Design of the Year in Istanbul Design Week 2005



©ünal & böler

Typeseat poster

Limited edition silkscreen print by Tim Fishlock. A2 size.

Dimensions
42w x d x 59h

Products by Designer: Tim Fishlock


©twentytwentyone

ED (EUROPEAN DESIGN) AWARD 2007 WINNER MAGAZINE LAYOUT

SOUL 2310 Magazine

Agency: designersunited.gr
Country: Greece
Website: www.designersunited.gr
Category: 12. Magazine layout
Client: Athens Voice
Creative director: Dimitris Koliadimas
Designers: Koliadimas/Papazoglou
Design director: Babis Kimikoglou/Katerina Stergianopoulou
Photographer(s): K. Amoirides/S.Gioubasis/T.Vrettos/K.Rigos

©Designers united,EDAward

Beosound 5

Bang & Olufsen have officially announced the BeoSound 5, a digital music system intended to bridge the gap between the company’s high-end hifi systems and music stored digitally. The main interface is the BeoSound 5 controller, a 2.65kg table-top or wall-mounted remote dominated by a 10.4-inch 1024 x 768 LCD and an aluminium scroll wheel. Providing the power is the BeoControl 5, a 500GB music server with internet connections. The whole system runs MOTS (More Of The Same), B&O’s new intelligent playlist system. I can buy that one. Can you?

Beosound5

© 2008 Bang & Olufsen

Poster for Gary Hustwit’s documentary.

Vignelli was already an enthusiastic advocate for Helvetica prior to his move to the United States. What he most loved about it was its lack of sidebearings. This enabled him to tightly pack letters together—as in his famous posters for the Piccolo Teatro in Milan—without having to cut up galley proofs. Vignelli shared his love of Helvetica with his colleagues at Unimark and it quickly became the firm’s “house face.” The “new sans serif” was especially prized for visual identity systems such as the one Unimark developed for Varian. Not only could Helvetica be set closely but it was available in a variety of sizes and weights and on a variety of typesetting systems. More importantly, compared to its sans serif rival Standard, it was considered more harmonious in design because the terminals of c, e, s, etc., were horizontal.

-The (Mostly) True Story of Helvetica and the New York City Subway-AIGA-

Electrolux Design Lab 2008

Call for entries: Design for the Internet generation. Electrolux Design Lab 2008 invites industrial design students around the world to create tomorrow's home appliances for the Internet generation

Electrolux Design Lab 2008

Noise 3

© attik

Crafts or arts?

This is a very special bracelet, from today onwards you know what to recycle of your old pants.

by DISAYA

Lexus isf commercial

Lexus isf commercial from attik.com

The most impressed brochure I've ever seen.

A brochure for Aston Martin DB9

Aston Martin One-77

An Aston Martin combines three important elements: power, beauty and soul. Aston Martins are truly special - they always have been and always will be.

© 2007 Aston Martin

New commemorative coin: The Architecture Fiver

Designer’s inspiration
The Architecture five-euro coin was designed by artist Stani Michiels (b. 1973). The design on the obverse of the coin pays tribute to the history of Dutch architecture, with the portrait of Queen Beatrix being distinctively constructed using the names of important architects from Dutch history. The artist used the internet as a popularity-meter to determine the names’ order of appearance.

For the background story on how this coin was created, check out
http://pythonide.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-to-make-money-with-free-software.html

1707 Wine Bar

I love this logo. 1707 Wine Bar in UK

© Fortnum & Mason 2008.

Cavern of Crystal Giants

Massive beams of selenite dwarf human explorers in Mexico's Cave of Crystals, deep below the Chihuahuan Desert. Formed over millennia, these crystals are among the largest yet discovered on Earth.

© 2008 Carsten Peter / www.CarstenPeter.com

save a polar bear

The Polarbears are drowning because of the ice that are melting. They have to swim up to 10.000 km to find food. Global warming needs to be stopped.

http://www.addi.se

© ADDI design group