Thank You Too is a small project started by Hugo Verweij and Joachim Baan. It’s a business-card sized booklet with 30 cards, 5 post cards and a stamp.
These cards can be send to a friend or a stranger, left behind anywhere someone might find them. In a book in the library or a bookstore, in a bag of an unknown passenger, in the mailbox of your neighbour.To give some respect, love and happiness to the people around us. To give a smile.
Soon available.

50/50, upcoming book by Tauba Auerbach, edited by Deitch Projects.

Create/Reject UK based graphic design studio create this nice project asking 50 leading designers to tell there favorite typeface. The £3 cover price all goes to UNICEF. You can buy the book from Koenig Books in Charing Cross Road, London, Artwords Bookshop in Shoreditch, London or online here from Monday 23rd.

100% of the cover price goes to UNICEF’s Myanmar (Burma) Cyclone Children’s Appeal in the wake of Cyclone Nargis that hit Myanmar on 2nd May 2008.

Contributors: 2×4 Adam Hayes Alan Dye (NB: Studio) Alexandre Bettler Angus Hyland (Pentagram) Antoine+Manuel Ben Freeman Ben Parker (MadeThought) Bibliothèque Cartlidge Levene Claire Warner (Browns) Domenic Lippa (Pentagram) Daniel Eatock Daniel Lock (NB: Studio) eBoy Eike König (HORT) Experimental Jetset Farrow Fernando Gutiérrez Fuel Hector Pottie (Third Eye Design) Henrik Kubel (A2/SW/HK) Hi-ReS! Hyperkit James Goggin (Practise) James Greenfield (BB/Saunders) Jeremy Leslie (John Brown) Jerome Rigaud (Electronest) Jessica Helfand (Winterhouse) Jon Dowling (SEA Design) Jon Forss (Non-Format) Julian Morey (abc-xyz) Lionel Hatch (The Chase) Matt Simpson (Stereo) Michael C. Place (Build) Michael Johnson (Johnson Banks) Mogollon Nick Bell Paula Scher (Pentagram) Paulus M. Dreibholz Pixelgarten Ralf Metzger (North) Simon Earith (YES) Spin Stefan Sagmeister The Designers Republic Why Not Associates Wim Crouwel Zak Kyes Zamir Antonio (Eat Sleep Work/Play).

(via Manystuff)

Looks good here…

Severin Furneaux from SampsonMay Design send us a mail to inform us the release of one of their new work. Worth the look…

We have just designed the London College of Fashion Graduation 2008 brochures. They have just been launched at their Royal Academy show and consists of four A3 brochures covering their BA Courses – Fashion Design and Technology (64pp), Fashion Photography (36pp), Fashion Illustration (24pp), and finally a joint Specialist make up design and Styling and Photography brochure (24pp).