10 different animals, made out of type. Not as much a typographical, but a print project. Each of the animals will be printed with a different technique. Like etching, screen printing, linocut… Just a lot of fun. Related articles DIY Screen Printing How-to [via Zemanta]

Alka-Linux is a complete relief from proprietary software tools. This was one of the last projects I did. Collaboration with Alex from Morphix team, he needed a logo and backgrounds for a distribution of Linux that will be used by Economists at University of Pisa in Italy. The name they came up was Alka-Linux, as [...]

This week I attended the Affordable Art Fair at the Battersea Park in London. Contemporary Art under 3000 pounds, the Spring addition which was running from 13th – 16th March 2008. After a nice walk from the Sloane Square Underground station we got a free entrance to the event. Thanks Urška for the ticket. The [...]

Me and schoolmate Ian went down to Cornwall, a little coast town called Falmouth for their Postgraduate Open Day. We stayed down for two days. The train journey takes about 4,5 hours and it starts to get boring after about a hour or two. Read almost the whole Terry Pratchett’s Wintersmith book. Finished it today [...]

This time he’s a bit bigger. And he never forgets. He was a bit lonely, so I made him a friend. I think this one is related to the Milka cow.

Torej, ker že nekaj časa nisem pisal kaj se kaj dogaja na faksu nam napišem malo več o aktualnih stvareh ter kaj smo kaj počeli v zadnjem mesecu. Dočakali smo konec 1. semestra in s tem tudi konec dejanske Socrates Erasmus izmenjave. Uspelo se je vpisati v 2. semester na lastno željo ter po parih [...]

Running at the moment: Black Turtle Media (Portfolio competition), first award 1000$, deadline: 7th March Good 50×70 2008 (Poster competition), helping charities, deadline 20th April Data Portability (Logo competition), iphone, cash, web tools, deadline: 11th March Firefox 3 T-Shirt (T-shirt competition), a shirt+publicity, deadline: 16th March. There are others also, updated regularly on Graphic Design: [...]

Cambridge. What to say about the town. Dates back to Roman times, it got its name after the crossing over River Cam, thus Cam-bridge. Got started as a Uni town by a few people that left Oxford and settled down here. A few known people had attended their education here, like Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, [...]