It’s as soon as once more time for me to brush this week’s inspiration, fascination, and procrastination off my desk and into your lap. These hyperlinks are all yours now, do with them what you’ll.
— Bought my mitts on Theo Inglis’ new guide The Graphic Design Bible, and it appears like a vital addition to the studio reference library, sitting fortunately alongside his good Mid-Century Fashionable Graphic Design.
— On condition that they publish the wonderful The Age of Collage books, I used to be somewhat confused by the title of Gestalten’s Collage … which isn’t about collage. Nonetheless, it appears nice – showcasing excellent female-presenting photographers who’ve been shortlisted or nominated for the Prix Pictet, the main world award in images and sustainability. The duvet, with an image by Italian photographer Yvonne de Rosa, is especially putting.
— Dropping to my knees and doing my greatest Charlton Heston on the sight of Jamie Keenan’s cover for Greg Jackson’s The Dimensions of a Cave. Now there’s a canopy assembly I want I used to be round for.
— New animated sci-fi collection Scavengers Reign look unbelievable. A lot Moebius. The writers additionally cite Werner Herzog, Friedkin’s Sorcerer and 28 Days Later as influences on this Animation Obsessive interview. So many containers ticked.
— Scientists are witnessing the beginning of a brand new accent in Antarctica. With a global inhabitants that fluctuates seasonally between one and 5 thousand, it’s fascinating how all these coming-and-going voices are step by step creating one thing new. It’s anticipated one thing related will occur as soon as we settle Mars – as Jason factors out, it’d be nice to see the germ of this within the new season of For All Mankind.
— Observed the opposite day I’ve somewhat “beneficial” bit on the In the meantime homepage, like blogroll from days of yore. Just a few of my favorite reads: Owen D. Pomery’s behind-the-curtains take a look at his illustration and comedian work; Austin Kleon, who has been running a blog without end; Nick Asbury’s lengthy reads on writing, branding and function are all the time thought-provoking; Lucy Candy’s weekly delve into the Malt Loaf Universe; Rachel Cabitt on the artwork of canopy artwork.
— When did Hotshoe redesign? It’s so splendidly stark now – getting as a lot journal out of the best way as attainable, to make means for nothing however images.
— Listening to my studio radio like Charlie Brown.
This was initially posted on In the meantime, a Substack devoted to inspiration, fascination, and procrastination from the desk of designer Daniel Benneworth-Grey.
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