Artea

The never ending fascination for chai :D

Art with tea.

http://www.teamuse.com/archive_tea_in_art.html

Serious/Solemn

TED Talks.
Paula Scher on the difference between being serious and being solemn (while designing).



Can also be viewed here.

Drawing South: An artist's voyage to the Antarctic

In early 2008, visual artist Nicholas Hutcheson spent 7 weeks on the ship Aurora Australis, journeying to the Antarctic. He visited the Australian Stations of Casey, Davis & Mawson as part of the Australian Antarctic Division’s Arts Fellowship for 2007/8.

This site contains the drawings from the voyage.

*from suresh

The Srishti Blog

is finally up

http://thesrishtilogblog.wordpress.com/contact-us/

has links to student blogs (both current and alumni), faculty blogs/webpages, infor on current courses, events on campus and more.

Some interesting posters from history which you don't see in Design History books

This flickr account is of a nonagenarian Graphic designer. The photostream has some of the most amazing posters created in all these years. A bit informal but contains enough information to know who designed it, when was it designed and what genre. 

www.flickr.com/people/20745656@NONO/

enjoy 

oye cutlet

A student magazine at Srishti.
Issue can be downloaded from the cutlet blog .
(1.5 mb, i think nid net speeds should manage it)

Any idea what's happening with voicebox?

georgia harrison

I love her illustration style. very spontaneous.
Although her publications are a bit..um.

http://www.georgiaharrison.com/


image from www.georgiaharrison.com

m a x k e r n i n g

i think you might need decent net speeds.


http://www.maxkerning.com/

Thought for the year

Johnson banks' look at the year that was.

http://www.johnsonbanks.co.uk/thoughtfortheweek/

Yulia

Amazing paper type by Yulia Brodskaya.

Trusha Sawant

Trusha studied at JJ school in Mumbai, and she just finished her masters in Interaction design at Domus Academy.

print work

interaction design

friday morning

groupmate's website
cool link he gave me

Letman

Amazing type work.
Especially the hand done ones.

Here's an extract from Letman's site:

He is cuckoo about letters, he loves them, so far is certain. He is also one of those fellows who can read a chunky novel in a couple of hours, but that's a different story.
His designs are transparent, leaving room to breathe. Them letters got things to say, they are so clear it tickles your eye and make you blink. What is this colourful craft ?
Letman's letters are curious. His handmade style fits the boundries of typography like a universe on itself by lashing out to illustration, grafitti and graphic design.
Letters are free entities to him. They are clear and cunning.
Together they stand strong.

Look at book

http://www.lookatbook.com/

For 36 weeks, a sketchbook was sent in random order between four artists: two in Brooklyn, two in Belfast.

Every Wednesday, one participant would receive the book. The following Monday it was sent out, giving each artist 5 days to complete a spread in response to the one that preceded it.

By the time the book was completed, it had travelled over 60,000 miles.

MUST SEE.

More people.

from sagarika

www.designforfun.com
www.olivermunday.com
www.frankchimero.com

Play clan

And eets in delhi!

http://www.theplayclan.com/

cute illustrations... woozy thinking...
dont miss the wall section!
http://www.beckwheeler.net/

Uncommon Knowledge

Another one.... Some uncommon stuff to keep a lookout for and Things they never taught me in Design School

http://acejet170.typepad.com

http://www.designobserver.com/archives/000121.html

Noisy Decent Graphics

A blog by London based Graphic Designer Ben Terret...loads of good stuff... discusions, links, typographic advice... you name it.. all things graphic and more.. have fun...

http://noisydecentgraphics.typepad.com

Cheers!

Peter Callesen...paper cutouts

Peter Calessen... does sheer magic with 80 gsm A4 acid free paper... have to..have to... HAVE to see :D

http://www.petercallesen.com/