Sundries is a graphic design studio established in 2010 by Julien Hourcade.
The studio works in cultural and commercial fields and specializes in editorial design.
Beyond its activity, Sundries produces and publishes various works and objects in limited edition. Those productions can be purchased on the website.
Feast your eyes upon the official Urbanized poster, designed by the always industrious folks at Build. It’s two-sided, 27″ x 40″, and remixes some of the iconography Build created for the Urbanized limited-edition silkscreen prints.
Process Journal Edition Five is the first edition to feature our design update. Comprising of a more flexible grid, updated captioning, new contents page and a brand new cover, the updated design still stays true to our original objective: ‘capturing beautiful work in a printed publication that allows the design to do the talking’. We feel these changes have made it that little bit easier to read and a touch more refined. As part of the update, we have also revised our structure. Now comprising two essays, ten interview features and two written profiles, we feel this adjusted structure allows us to include a greater diversity of content and assists us in defining what Process is really about.
Edition Five contributors include:
Christopher Doyle, Thomas Williams, Farrow, Aesop, Winkreative, Moving Brands, Holt Design, Gavillet & Rust, HORT, The International Office, L2M3, Xavier Encinas and Research & Development.
Now shipping worldwide from the Published by Process Online Store.
Designed by Joseph Hales and edited by Carianne Whitworth, Playground Magazine is pleased to present The Exchange Issue. Its features include interviews with IFS, Ltd, the Yale graduates whose collaborative publication was bartered for during the New York Art Book Fair; artist Rebecca Lennon, who covertly records the confused conversations between debt collection agencies after she has placed them on the phone to one another; and – skyping from the Miami Poetry Festival – illustrator Sam Winston, who reworks and exchanges the visual structures of archetypal texts. Further highlights include an essay on the Dutch tulip bubble, an explanation of how Karl Marx’s overcoat contributed to the creation of his seminal text Capital, and a currency created exclusively for this issue of Playground by designer Fraser Muggeridge.
Issues can be exchanged for a mere five pounds from the stockists listed on www.playgroundmag.co.uk, or from our online shop: www.playgroundmagazine.bigcartel.com
Edition of 200
44 pages
240mm x165mm
Printed by Ditto Press on Munken Pure and Popset Lime
Response is a bi-annual journal which explores contemporary Antipodean graphic design. An initiative of AGDA Victoria, the publication was created to fill a perceived deficiency in the local publishing scene.
The launch issue is centred on the theme of ‘What’s Next?’ and features content from creatives including Garry Emery, John Warwicker, Fabio Ongarato Design, Spike Hibberd and New Zealand’s Alt Group. A collaborative project in the truest sense, Dominic Hofstede and Paul Marcus Fuog are responsible for curating and designing the first two issues.
Design: Dominic Hofstede with Paul Marcus Fuog
