Showing posts with label texture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label texture. Show all posts
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
The Curious Mixture
This could possibly be one of my absolute favorite packaging designs. The use of Lost Type Co-ops' Tomasso, and clever marketing creates an absinthe bottle worth purchasing and never consuming. Not only does Stig Bratvold have a fabulously minimalist approach, but a touch of whimsy almost makes the entire design light-hearted. The dark bottle could have been heavy and drab, but excellent choice of display type in a beautiful contrasting silver gives the feeling of a bottle straight out of an apothecary, and the burlap sack gives an additional texture that compliments the design instead of fighting for attention.
Labels:
black,
box,
graphic design,
minimalist,
packaging,
print,
texture,
vintage
Monday, 13 February 2012
Tactile Surrealism: Tang Yau Hoong
tangyauhoong.com
Tang Yau Hoong is a Graphic Designer based in Malaysia. His work is immediately striking, as he makes use of negative space, surrealism, and visual metaphors — all framed with bright colours and impeccable layout. His images have a sense of humor, and themes that immediately resonate with the viewer, keeping them locked on the image.
He has several series exploring different themes: Playing cards, light, negative space (to name a few). Tang Yau Hoong's work has a playful, almost tactile quality. It is a great example of a very graphic style that translates beautifully to print, and I would happily have several of these hanging on my walls!
Labels:
art,
cards,
city,
colour,
design,
dinosaur,
graphic design,
light,
malaysia,
paint,
playing cards,
print,
surreal,
tang yau hoong,
texture,
water
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