Zine Soup

Zine Soup Published by TTC gallery 200 pages, 80 artists. Interviews with Mike Diana, Alex Lukas, Islands Fold and Smittekilde. Featuring: AA. VV / Bomba, Alexander Martinez, Alex Lukas / Space 1026, Anders Jandér / Museum Studio, Bongout, Cantab Publishing, Chris Magnusson, Colin Matthes, Craig Atkinson, Daisuke Ichiba, David Birchall, Elk, Emil Alsbo, Frédéric Fleury, Geoffrey Ellis, Glaciers of Nice, Islands Fold, IzRock Pressings, Jason Mclean, Jasper Sebastian Stürup, Jody Barton, JSBJ, Kalkylom, Kasper Hesselbjerg, Ken Kagami, Kerozen, Lachlann PT Rattray, La Commissure, Magnus Clausen, Mark Price, Marten Damgaard, Matthew Lock, Mike Diana, Misaki Kawai, Norihiro Sekitani, Opuntia Books, Panayiotis Terzis & Raymond Sohn, PoKKrePoK, Robin Cameron, Simon Højbo, Simon Redekop, Smittekilde, Sort Hat, Space Poetry, Tommi Musturi, Tony Cederteg, Tristan Ceddia, TTC, Yuri Shibuya. http://www.mottodistribution.com/site/?p=5339

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Salutpublic

Salutpublic got in touch to let us know about having launched a new website. They have some very highly considered work for both editorial and webs in their portfolio.

Hekuzuku

“Hekuzuku is a graphic design studio located in 8064 Zurich and composed of Marlon Ilg, Jill Mattes and Simon Trüb. Hekuzuku conceives and creates products in the field of visual communication.” Very interesting scroll of print work.

Atelier Aquarium: Updates

Atelier Aquarium has updated with some colorful yet cleanly executed new project work. The series of exhibition invitation for Galerie Néon are a standout.

Edgar Bak

Edgar Bąk doesn’t say much about himself at his website but he does have an attractive body of editorial graphic design work.

Moiré

Great variety of work on show here from Zurich based Marc Kappeler & Markus Reichenbach, better known as Zurich based Moiré Some particularly nice editorial work as well as lots of experimental stuff.

Toormix

Barcelona-based Toormix is an all around solid and fresh design studio, focusing on branding, editorial, way finding and environmental graphic design. Their lengthy and complex website definitely speaks to their apparent design sensibilities, with a really smart interface. Also, now I really want to produce a newsprint zine!

Lorem Ipsum

Yesterday morning the postie delivered a strange brown envelope in the post. Thinking ‘what on earth is this’ I opened it to find a pink that in the sunshine was so bright and shocking there should probably be a warning on the envelope. Titled ‘Lorem Ipsum’, it is an ‘incredibly sporadic collection of cross-disciplinary design writing from Scotland’. The people/person behind it seem to be after the news studio who have a sort of temporary cargo site online at the moment but certainly one to watch. The layouts and typography are well crafted, dynamic and fresh but thankfully it’s not all just style. The articles and content really are equally impressive and engaging.

Some of the highlights in this issue: Centrefold illustration by Susan Roan. Andrew Neely of LongLunch writes about talking designers. Dr Paul Rodgers examines the digital grey-areas between design, art and architecture, and After the News provides a taster of the discussion at a debate on the role of awards in the design industry.

Apparently this copy is a ‘limited edition 2 of 3′. Which is either a mistake or I am very honored indeed! I’m sure there must be more than 3 copies as it’s certainly litho printed. On the after the news site they say you can get your hands on it by just sending through a stamped addressed A4 envelope… and for our Scottish and UK readers in particular, I’d highly recommend it. Altogether it’s all looking very promising and I’ll certainly be looking out for the next issue. Though I’ll be donning my shades just in case. Many thanks to the mysterious sender!

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Round

Studio Round is (yet another) quality outfit based in Melbourne via grafikcache

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