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PICNIC10 Campaign

admin — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:14:44 +0000

For the 2010 edition we created five images that represent the five PICNIC ‘10 themes: Redesign the world (blue), Redesign life (pink), Redesign design (yellow), Redesign media (purple) and Redesign the city (green). We chose for a heart-shaped balloon held by people as the recognizable element for this edition. The balloons visualize the different themes PICNIC is bringing, while asking the visitor what he is bringing to PICNIC. The balloons are also used as decoration on site, in teasers, leaders and bumpers and for fun theatrical performances on site.

Every theme comes with its own shape and color. This combination is used in functional items as program leaflets, the website, the on site screens and narrowcasting channel, allowing the visitor to easily navigate the festival throughout the three days.

Design: Martine Eyzenga, Marcel Kampman
Artwork concept/art: Marcel Kampman, Roy Gerritsen (Boompje Studio), Andrew Nedzvedsky
Photography: Maurice Mikkers
Models: Saskia, Menno and Martine

Pictures of posters on walls by Jarr Geerligs
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Fontanel: De Glazen Bol

admin — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 05:52:12 +0000

De Glazen Bol is een traditie in wording bij Fontanel:

Vorig jaar vroegen we de zes grote ontwerpbureau’s wat zij van 2009 verwachtten. Dit jaar trekken we het breder en hebben we vier gasten bij elkaar gehaald die on top of hun game zijn.
Verwacht stuk voor stuk inspirerende jongens die hun visie delen over knowmadic tribes, film in reclame, de kracht van informatie, de twee loze woorden Dutch Design en het accepteren van onzekerheid.

2010

admin — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:23:09 +0000

My 5 cents for an article by Fontanel about trends and developments in 2010. Links are links to books and websites. Enjoy.

2010 will be a tipping point: the year where knowmadic tribes in their element take over. Understanding the art of looking sideways, improvising everywhere, causing scenes, creating a massive change. They will apply everything they have learned in their lives so far. These outliers know how to be an explorer of the world with their elastic minds and know how to deal with black swans, or graze with purple cows. By approaching problems with a seemingly uncommon ground, with simple thought-processes that often seen counter-intuitive, they will create glimmering ideas, products, services and events that will be worldchanging.