
A Celebration Of June Poster Collective
8th - 12th July / 10am - 8pm
London College of Communication
Typography Studio
Elephant & Castle
London SE1 6SB
Free Admission
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to our upcoming exhibition; A Celebration of June / 8th - 12th July, hosted by London College of Communication and curated by 3 current students of the university.
The exhibition displays 30 A1 posters produced by 30 creative individuals from throughout Europe, each offering their own interpretation of a day in June. As a collective the posters present a unique insight into the month of June, covering a variety of creative disciplines and providing a range of personalised approaches.
With 365 days in a year it has become an effort to fully understand the context of one single day in our own calendar. We often fail to recognise the true significance of events in our day and the impact it has on our lives.
The intention of the poster collective is to offer an identity to every single day in June, producing a poster display that presents a wealth of information about the days involved and finding something unique with each day of the month. The exhibition offers a great insight into the period of June, presenting personal interpretations from both Artists and Designers.
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Rich at the previously linked Breakmould has emailed in to tell us of a collaborative effort between himself and Toby Evans in producing a tip-top promotional postcard for the Substance/08 graduate showcase event (for a select group of final year students at UCCA Farnham).
Rich says about the postcard, “The cards have been designed to promote the site, with a list of participating students on the reverse. Printed using 2-colour litho (black and fluoro green) on GFSmith 350gsm Pistachio Colorplan Smooth. The space at the bottom allows for an addressed sticker to be applied for postage distribution.”
See more images of the postcard here, and make a note of visiting the Substance/08 website too.

Jacqueline Colley is about to graduate from Chelsea College where she has been studying Graphic Design. She wrote to us saying, “For my Final Major project I approached Boxfresh who invited me to produce graphics surrounding their SS08 collection. To exhibit my work Boxfresh are putting on a night at their Covent Garden store.”
The event is on the 28th May from 6 til’ 9.30, and it looks like you can blag 25% off if you’re a tax dodger. There’s a bigger flyer here. Check out Jacqueline’s blog too for the story and work behind this, as there’s some neat stuff going on.

Brett and Gurps have been in touch to let us (and you) all know about a cracking new event called Facelift, a project that is focusing on typography and image through the creation of a new typeface by 40 leading image makers. Read on for the official press release…
“Facelift is the 3rd annual design exhibition by event curators Inkthis. The project showcases a unique typeface featuring 40 individually crafted letterforms developed by both new and established image makers from across the globe presenting a style-heavy blend of type, design, illustration, sculpture, painting & graffiti.
The exhibition will be on show between April 23nd and May 9th at the LCB Depot in Leicester. The launch night on April 22nd from 6pm which is open to all.
The event is sponsored by Brahma Beer, Channel 4 and Edding amongst others. The event will also be shown at the Coningsby Gallery, London in June, dates TBC on website.
For more information, please check out www.inkthis.co.uk and the attached flyer.”

The Illustrative is the biggest art exhibition dealing with illustration worldwide. Every year at two different creative hot spots in Europe, the exhibition displays an inspiring collection of current graphical art with over 400 works from more than 60 artists. After appearing in Paris and Berlin in 2007, in 2008 it’s going to Zurich.
Also, fancy a competition? Then enter the Young Illustrators Award 2008, and win a corking prize in association with Swatch! Thanks to Claudia for the email.