James Greenfield
gradiate
http://www.gradiate.co.uk
Background
James Greenfield is a designer at London based studio BB/Saunders. His spare time is spent pretending to update his own site but failing miserably as he gets distracted by the fortunes of Tottenham Hotspur, Drum&Bass and making lists.Posts
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Matt Judge from SEA has his portfolio online.1
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Just came across a copy of this excellent little magazine on personal interior space. Has some nice insights from people such as Mike Mills. Worth it for those into such things.1
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The very talented Mark Boyce has released his self produced labour love Sizes May Vary. A work book for designers its a sketchbook + containing formats and a lot of information. A new must for those new to the world of professional design.1
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- A lot of interesting stuff to see over at Village Green’s new site including the excellent Mark Ronson campaign and increasingly freaky Fabric work.1
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From the sublime to the bizarre there is plenty to test the mind here. |
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The talented Miss Holly Wales updates with some new illustration goodness.1
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My ex-colleague has set up on his own. On display a great portfolio from a very strong designer.0
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Been linked everywhere I am sure but a new site from Non-Format deserves attention.0
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With sadness this morning I read about the typographer/designer Robert Harling who passed away yesterday. The designer of Playbill and Tea Chest among other fonts he led a fascinating life including naval spying and inclusion as a character in The Spy Who Loved Me
If my life ends up half as interesting as his I shall be over the moon.1
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Beautiful flower photography by Erwan Frotin1
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James West has put together a book of 50 designers favourite typefaces in aid of UNICEF. Yours for only £3 and well worth it.1
 - M O M O has just let me know you can now buy prints of his excellent street work online. Wish I had a few spare $$$. |
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There’s something very odd and magical about the photography of Grégoire Alexandre. Highlights for me include the image above, steaming boots and the ski-ing images. I just can’t stop looking at them.2
Some beautiful portrait and human studies by Caroline De Vries on show on her site.2
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This link is stolen from the excellent Dezeen blog but was too good not to share. BMW have been doing these cars since 1975 and have the various results in a their museum. The Alexander Calder and David Hockney ones stand out for me. Excellent.2
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Blanka (with permission from Wim Crouwel) have re-printed the 1968 seminal Vorm Gevers poster for the Stedelijk.6
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Lots of advertising these days (in the UK at least) employs a lot of techniques and looks which are great from an aesthetic point of view or novelty but mean little to the product. This advert for VW Golf hit a chord with me and I think it’s perfect. It’s about the car, it’s use and what part it plays in peoples lives. Its also a really cool idea that makes a great sound piece. For me they got this one bang on.
(Sound by Paul Hartnoll formerly of Orbital, Ad by DDB)10
Liking this Helvetica world clock screensaver a lot.4
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Interesting resource of 800+ business cards here in this flickr set |
