Thursday, 21 July 2011

Atelierul de Carte @ MTR

Who thought the basement of the Romanian Peasant Museum hid a paper-making and bookbinding workshop? 
 
 
 
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Thursday, 14 July 2011

it feels like she's going to haunt me unless i post her too... 
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Shor in June, on 1600 Fuji Natura film. 
 
 
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Monday, 6 June 2011

recent doodles

Ulla the muse capturing her victims
and
other doodles inspired by the shape of petal smears
 
 
 
 
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Saturday, 21 May 2011

Fish book complete! decided to laser cute it after all :)
 
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Wednesday, 4 May 2011

found photos

these are so cool I dont even know what to do with them anymore.
oh, and they should be seen big.
 
 
 
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embroidery

first attempt at messy embroidery.

 
 
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Tuesday, 26 April 2011

fun with the witch's granddaughters

super-saturation is kind of fun.
Kitch is fun.
 
 
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the witch and the granddaughters

Well....great photo opportunity and I think I sort of screwed up.  
 
 
 
 
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Thursday, 21 April 2011

fishy book

I i i...dont really know what I'm doing.
It's a try for a little book about fish which you should eat and fish you shouldnt. But it doesnt look very original at the moment.

Monday, 18 April 2011

hm. This was nice.

really really cool posters

Posters for Black Swan by London-based studio LaBoca.


William Mooijman

My classmate from Rotterdam's North Sea Jazz poster competition entry.
How does he do it??
In case you ever see this, William, yes, i am following you :p


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Sandra Berghianu studied BA Graphic Design in Camberwell College of Art and is currently on the MA Art & Science course in CSM, London. Fascinated by organic structures and the natural world, Sandra Berghianu’s work often explores scientific subjects, such as biology and chemistry. She is interested in conveying the complex information offered by these subjects in a visually appealing way, remedying the dryness of scientific visuals and information. Sandra has a natural preference for the handmade, and she often chooses this over a sleek designed look. Sandra also has a love for the physical, thus preferring to produce print or 3D work as opposed to purely digital work. Sandra’s ultimate goal is to recreate her passion and understanding for science in other people, using non-traditional and handmade techniques to convey the information.