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Bright, vibrant color takes center stage in the new Kenzo advertising campaign for the spring/summer 2019 season, shot by the internationally renowned photographer David LaChapelle, signed up by the brand’s co-creative directors, Humberto Leon and Carol Lim.
With this campaign, dubbed “Kenzotopia,” Kenzo hopes to convey a joyful message of optimism, modernity and diversity. To do this, David LaChapelle used several decors in his Los Angeles studio, notably featuring exotic natural landscapes. A series of brightly colored silhouettes in motion are captured against the tropical-themed sets, creating a veritable explosion of color. 
“We’ve worked with Colophon to make a typeface that’s both signature in its look, and historic in its references. The ghost signs that are found around the King’s Cross neighbourhood formed the basis for this new typeface. It will work hard now to add a cohesive visual asset across all branded channels.” KARL RANDALL DESIGN DIRECTOR, SOMEONE
“King’s Cross is a place where change is the new constant. Next year sees transformative new additions to the area in the shape of Coal Drops Yard, with architecture designed by local superstar Thomas Heatherwick. With so many exciting new events and ideas taking shape, it’s time to develop a more useful way to bring these original stories together.” RACHELE CALTAGIRONE SENIOR PROJECT MARKETING DIRECTOR, ARGENT
The exhibition will come in two separate phases, with the first phase consisting of a large collage. By creating a giant mural, incorporating vintage book covers, framed magazine pages, blown up scans of the original material, screenprints and typography, Jimmy Turrell and Richard Turley want to explore the ideas of loss, re-birth and salvation.
The multi-layering of so many different elements will then be explored in a second phase (date tbc) when Turrell and Turley will transform the exhibition again by painting, collaging and drawing over the original pieces whilst also ripping into the original mural to reveal hidden meanings underneath.
Jimmy Turrell & Richard Turley are taking over The Book Club in Shoreditch with their exhibition “Unforsaken”. A free exhibition running 21st February till 16th May 2019
PizzaUP is an innovative fast-food offering from renowned South Korean food conglomerate, SPC Group, which combines fresh and authentically-Italian ingredients with fast-food convenience; creating highly customisable, artisanal pizzas in 90 seconds.
Pentagram has created the brand identity for PizzaUP; naming the concept-restaurant, and designing its visual identity, messaging system and packaging in a way that spotlights its unique food offering in a clean and contemporary way.
Working in collaboration with SPC leadership, the English-language name was chosen to position PizzaUP as an imported, therefore adventurous, cultural concept. As well as ‘UP’ being an acronym for ‘unique pizza’, it is a call to action, inspired by the imperative-driven lexicon of the fast-food world: ‘drink-up’, ‘pick-up’, ‘eat-up’.
Pentagram created a simple logo that pairs a bold wordmark with a series of horizontal lines – which denote speed. The ‘UP’ is elevated and underlined, turning it into an ownable graphic device and adaptable language unit, which can be added to a wide variety of root words across the identity. Along with the horizontal-lines, ‘UP’ has been applied across the identity, creating an ownable visual language that helps and reinforce the brand.
Camille Walala is a purveyor of powerfully positive digital print. A graduate in Textile Design from the University of Brighton, her namesake brand was established in East London in 2009, where she continues to live.
Recent work has seen her progressing from her popular textile based range to include Art Direction, Interior Design and a continued love affair with popup restaurants, where her love for food and design are brought to life.
Influences include the Memphis Movement, the Ndebele tribe and Optical Art master Vasarely alongside the simple desire to put a smile on people’s faces.
Her signature Tribal POP style present a boundless energy that work perfectly for show-stopping and social spaces – “the bigger the better”.
Clients include: Nintendo, XOYO, Koppaberg, Bompas&Parr, Darkroom, Barbican Festival and Land of King.
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The Billyclub is a Montreal-based design studio that relies on a collaborative approach to strategically and aesthetically design a variety of projects.
The studio also enjoys working with local bars and restaurants and creates tailor made concepts & branding.
We were invited by the Design Museum to create the print and digital campaign for the annual Beasley Designs of the Year exhibition. Our concept ‘Designing a Better Tomorrow’ explored the role of designers as problem solvers, confronting the issues facing our world.
We created a kaleidoscopic filter, a visual metaphor for the process of fragmentation and exploration that leads to understanding and discovery, transitioning imagery from problem to solution.
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