Cinco

Cinco are a multidisciplinary design studio based in Buenos Aires. Sebastian from Cinco got in touch to tell us some new work (top image), “We were invited by “La Surprise”, from Paris, to contribute an artwork for a project which will be exhibited in “Palais de Tokio” later this year.”

William Lynch

Art ‘n’ stuff from William Lynch, another member of the Crabwolf collective.

Shelly Sabel

I recently came across the work of lighting designer and installation specialist Shelly Sabel. Quite frankly, it’s ace.

Rosie Lee / Nike

Mark Fleming of Rosie Lee kindly sent us some ace images of a new campaign they’ve been working on with Nike.

Mark tells us, “In May 2009, Nike relaunched their iconic Nike Sportswear T-Shirt. Rosie Lee were asked to devise a window campaign for all Nike Stores in the UK. Given the oncoming summer, and the nature of a t-shirt, we decided to create giant, playful, sports-inspired landscapes entirely out of t-shirts. We used the bright colours of within the range to make sky, grass, clouds, running tracks, even 3D ducks! Nothing escaped the Sportswear Tee. We worked with Sarah May to help realise the 3D executions, and John Ross to shoot for those spaces instore that couldn’t accommodate the 3D full landscape.”

four23 / The Sharp Project

Our Mancunian friends at four23 dropped us a line about an awesome new project they’ve just completed. They tell us, “We’ve just completed for a visual identity huge new digital media production complex in Manchester, called The Sharp Project. What we have created is no ordinary logo - it’s a piece of generative art that changes with the data flow in and out of the building, one that will never appear the same twice.”

“The thinking behind the dynamic identity came from the realisation that a static logo would never be fitting for a building that will live and breathe 24/7, one that will thrive on collaboration and innovation. Our identity will evolve and develop, reflecting the activity within The Sharp Project.”