Showing posts with label G D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label G D. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 May 2010

Trailer/Test

I was trying make covers for the different small project in second book.


1.when/who/what did you one hour ago? It's about mix people's answer of this question and mix people's pic together. I want through this explore the meaning of time. like Alan Lightman said 'suppose time is a circle, bending back on itself. The world repeats itself, precisely,endlessly.' I am still working on  re explore the meaning of  time.


2. Someone you know but do not really know. This is an experiment between the author and some friends, who were asked to provide their passport photo. The reason for choosing passport photos is because they are the one symbol of people facing the public, cold and dignified. People are usually familiar with the photos of friends on Facebook or other social websites in this generation, but these photos are chosen by them, being how they want to show themselves to others. And the Internet and computer change the meaning of 'save the history of time' because every text in chat all became the documents.


3.Photographs always stay within their time, and these are the photographs taken by me when coming to London. When people take a photo, it becomes an image, and the real world has already changed. When they see it as an old photo, it is no longer simply an image, but relates to history, time, and personal feelings. In high school, I began to take photos of the surroundings, and the motive behind this was a feeling of preserving life. I was supported by my father in doing this, especially when I took photos of my mother and grandmother. It is  normal for people to use photos to remember particular moments. In the my opinion, successful photographers have the ability to control an image to remind people to imagine the story behind the photograph. This ability enables the viewer to have a special image of a context when seeing the photograph, which demonstrates cause and effect.



4. 'The Diary' is about photocopying dairies like ours, recording the history of time on paper. It is about personal history.




5.The initial idea for 'time is money' came from transitional Chinese words, but  David sent an email saying that someone had already used this concept as a social communication in the real world.

People do not only use money to make transactions, but also time. Otherwise they are not transactions, but merely an exchange. Anything humans do is time-consuming, and since human life is limited, their lifetimes are reduced every day. Nothing is the same as time in the consumption of a second. Time is always reducing. It never increases.

This people project may significantly resolve the issue of lack of care for the elderly in cities. These are people who need to be looked after, but sometimes they have no family around them. In another aspect, there may be a problem of safety, because it is completely based on a personal credit system and a degree of social stability.

The project seeks to explore the element of the permanence of time, and wants to enable people to realise that time disappears with every second by means of an experimental test.

There is no doubt that this is a piece of paper. It is neither money nor time. In the first place, money cannot be made, and in the second, neither can time. This project about extra time and fake money is meant to make people renew their awareness of time.

Initially, the idea was to provide some words to tell people what they should do when they get extra time, and ask them to send their ideas by email. However, this idea was discarded because it was felt that it would not enhance the way in which to express the concept.







Friday, 21 May 2010

Sum Up


/ Rope
/ White Desk
/ Fire In Hole
/ Projection
/ Open 'Time'
/ White Wall
/ Cleanly Binding Book















Laser Cut AI 8.0,Wed 3/06 1:30-2:30

Saturday, 8 May 2010

When you open the CD packaging on the side, ink is set free and bleeds into the cover of the CD.














Hubero Kororo
  http://huberokororo.com/index.php?nabidka=10&stranka=produkt&id=10&jazyk=en

Friday, 7 May 2010

Glasgow and Edinburgh

Pictures from Glasgow and Edinburgh trip.I like to use a digital camera now. There is less waiting time and the images are less random. But I have used a film camera for so long that it has enabled me to capture photos in a moment, so that I can think about which pictures I want to get before I start shooting. This is a little bit like Henri Cartier-Bresson's concept of "the decisive moment". In Glasgow, my tutor also talked to me about how to take photos of strangers. Sometimes 'the moment' is already lost if you have to stop and ask their permission first, but if you don't ask, you may have a problem about infringing on their human rights.








Tuesday, 27 April 2010


very cute one.
http://www.dexigner.com/jump/directory/15271

John Squire's Penguin Decades covers




























































Penguin launched its Decades series this month, with five titles each representing the best novels of the 1950s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. We really liked the covers for the 1980s series, designed by a man perhaps more known for his art (and the Stone Roses): John Squire...
The plans for the series were announced earlier this year (and covered in Design Week) and are part of Penguin's 75th anniversary celebrations. But we thought Squire's efforts, which hit the shops this month, were so nice that they warranted a post. Squire created a series of paintings for the covers under the direction of Penguin's Jim Stoddart. 
You can view the rest of the covers for classics from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s, here. They were created by Peter Blake (50s), Allen Jones (60s), and Zandra Rhodes (70s) under the art direction of John Hamilton at Penguin.
Here are the five books from the 1980s series with Squire's covers.
Thanks to Steve Hare for the tip.

Saturday, 24 April 2010

AC/DC
















"These days architects and designers can do everything-and,at the same time,nothing."Maarten Kloos,another Dutch architect,adds:"Architecture has become an amorphous,evasive concept that just hangs like a scent in the air or the last fad."

Tuesday, 20 April 2010

Panelled room used as an office
Pittsburgh, U.S.A. 1937
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Kaufmann Department Store
Panelled room used as an office Pittsburgh, U.S.A. 1937 Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Kaufmann Department Store (click image for larger version)

The Office

Saturday 22 May
Seminar Room 1, Sackler Centre
14.00-17.00


Investigate the history of the office and explore its future role and design with design historians and architects Kevin Haley and David Chambers. The office dominates the working lives of millions of people and has had a profound influence on culture and lifestyle as well as furniture and architecture.  Yet it dates back little more than 150 years. Often driven by technological developments such as the lightbulb, typewriter, telephone, and computer, it has evolved from private study, to cubicle, to open-plan, to paperless zone, to home working.

£25, £20 concessions
Book online or call +44 (0)20 7942 2211


http://www.vam.ac.uk/activ_events/courses/courses/study_days_seminars/Seminars/index.html 

Monday, 29 March 2010

Someone you know but do not really know - Example




This project says something about human communication in society right now. Somehow people know a person they call their best friend, but they only know a part of them. The relationship comes from memory. These people can be best friends, general friends, family members, or oneself. The gap will always be there. Now I am thinking of making 4 pages. The first page will be the person's name, and the second page will be my drawing of the person from my personal overall impression. The third page will include some information from net, with maybe some added key words about the person. The last page will contain the VISA photo because it is COLD, or some friends may not send me a VISA photo but one of these photos can be the person they think is good to represent themselves.
Information lost in the gap.

Olafur Eliasson

http://www.jjfilm.dk/en/productions/in_production/olafur_eliasson/


Saturday, 27 March 2010


Monday, 22 March 2010

Saturday, 20 March 2010

GB OLD AD
http://www.oldadvertisements.co.uk/OldAdvertisementsIndex.htm
The "10 Things About Design" from Milton Glaser  

01/ Your can only work for people that you like.
02/ If you have a choice never have a job.
03/ Some people are toxic avoid them.
04/ Professionalism is not enough or The good is the enemy of the great.
05/ Less is not necessarily more.
06/ Style is not to be trusted.
07/ How you live changes your brain.
08/ Doubt is better than certainty.
09/ Solving the problem is more important than being right.
10/ Tell the truth.



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Björk & BernHard Willhelm 



Thursday, 18 March 2010







Animal Sentimental



























Wednesday, 17 March 2010

INTO ME/OUT OF ME




























































This book's title just like we did the first exhibition last year,but more ......sexy. The whole book full of sex,pregnancy,shit,also the title of this book is more .....sexy. I don't really like this,just thinking this table is good,face on the table,people eating self. More simple form but calm and clear.

Sunday, 14 March 2010

By Hand: Handmade Elements in Graphic Design (Pie Books)
By Hand: Handmade Elements in Graphic Design (Pie Books)
http://astore.amazon.com/dexigner-20/detail/4894448033 
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Architecture for Humanity

New architecture for humanity.
Building a more sustainable future using the power of design.
Through a global network of building professionals, Architecture for Humanity brings design, construction and development services to communities in need.
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OpenProcessing

http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=7550