Julia are a group of designers who met at RCA, London, and who designed the wonderful Volt Magazine, which is nice.
Monthly Archive for February, 2010
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It’s 2010 and Human Resources™ is starting to develop a more feminine side. We are really happy to be introducing Bryony Lloyd, our latest author. Since graduating with a degree in Illustration from the University of Brighton, and mucking around in New York for a bit, she has been working as a freelance illustrator in London.
Bryony cherishes all things nostalgic and tries to project this in her collage work, taking reference from old books, films and people that she admires (or is obsessed with). She wont admit it herself, but she also has her own eclectic blog of interesting books and people, that has been high on our blog radar for some time now. Well worth checking out.
Love these animal prints by Claire Scully, aka The Quiet Revolution.
Great work by Spanish designer Eduardo del Fraile. This project actually made me have some poached eggs for breakfast.
Ryan from Duke Press has got in touch with us to let you know about their great new independent publishing collective based in London. They also have a Flickr if you would like to take a closer look.
French agency to the stars Mr L’Agent updates with a new website. So much great work, from so many Human Resources™ favourites. Yes, yes!
Love these illustrations from Glasgow based all-rounder Duncan Macdonald, quality. Discovered via his profile here (More from our friends at Central Station soon).
Wranglers new Bluebell Collection interactive website is amazing. Welcome back Wrangler.
How about some Battenberg with your SARS?. Artist Laura Splan has created some intricate doilies based on the structures of different viruses.
Lovely, humorous illustrations to be found on the Flickr pages of freelance Illustrator Jack Teagle.
In 100 objects. The British Museum and the BBC have combined tell humankind’s story through the things we have made, from the Mummy of Hornedjitef to the modern credit card.
A History of the World in 100 Objects started broadcast on BBC Radio 4 weekdays from Monday 18 January, with each of the 100 editions split into three tranches over the course of the year, focusing on a particular object. Check the Radio Times page here for a list of objects 1-99 (with the 100th yet to be selected) and here for a great interactive object gallery from the BBC. Go History!
A life-size bronze sculpture of a man by Alberto Giacometti has been sold at auction for £65,001,250, in just eight minutes. The amazing world record breaking sale took place at Sotheby’s auction house in London, United Kingdom.