Things We Like
Our weekly round-up of things we like on the Design Week newsdesk.
Blessed Verging
Brilliantly witty illustrator and all-round funnyman Dave Anderson has made this wonderful Blessed Verging print, which will be sold at the Lazarides Gallery in London’s Rathbone Place. His equally hilarious illustrations for Liberty, which he created earlier this year, can be seen here
Golden Wonders
Analogue camera wizards Lomography have launched some super-blinging golden special editions of their best loved cameras – the Diana F+, Diana Mini and Fisheye 2. You can get your sparkle-hungry paws on them here
Paper Penguins
Back in 1999, Cardiff-based artist and designer Guy Wooles embarked his mission to create paper penguins to send around the world, and 11 years on, his determination to colonise the world with the little beasties is ramping up a notch.
Wooles says, ‘The strongest issue seems to be one of communication. Each penguin is made of text and stories; each penguin is sent by post; each penguin is received by another person; the other person contacts me and a dialogue is established.’
Wooles has launched a new website detailing the project here
Waiting for the Cue
Opening today at Covent Garden’s Simon Oldfield Gallery is artist Katie Cuddon’s solo show Waiting for the Cue, an array of clay sculpture, bronze works and drawings representing the psychological conditions of the human body
The exhibition runs until 22 December at Simon Oldfield Gallery, 9 Henrietta Street, London WC2E
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