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To refer to LSD: Dream Emulator as a game can be as misleading as it is reductive. It was a three-pronged attack on contemporary art conventions as they existed in the mid-to-late 1990s, one comprised of an interactive dream, a profusely illustrated journal, and an avant-garde electronic music album. It was also the most sophisticated coalescence of art and interactive media coming out of Japan at the time. There had never been anything like it before. One may even argue there has never been anything quite like it since.

Christof Gassner, brochures for theatrical programming of german TV Channel ZDF, 1980s. Scan: Florian Hardwig. Collection of Letterform Archive. More to see: fontsinuse

“I have two big ideals (sic) for my typographical works: First, the calligraphers and book artists before Gutenberg: second, Herb Lubalin, who gave back, with his epochal work, the lost imagination to typography.”

MIDNIGHTS. out october 21.

Hans Wittwer, Restaurant at Halle/Leipzig Airport, 1931

“No Time For Love” by Chloë Sevigny (2015).

Raf Simons A/W 2004 “Rave Signal” Longsleeve Top

Alexander Rodchenko

THE MELVINS, gig posters séries 06

Hurry, it’s your last opportunity to enter the 2023 World of WearableArt Awards Competition!   If you’re outside New Zealand, you have until 2 March to complete your garment and fill out the online process for a chance to see your work on the WOW stage.   For more information, head over to @worldofwearableart. 
 Credit: Knight in Shining Wire, @katemackenzieart, New Zealand --- #beautifulbizarre #worldofwearableart #award #competition #design #art #artist #avantgarde #newcontemporary #inspiration #couture #artcommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/Co9NR_up_-g/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

sand drawings, 2023

Aristocrazy fw13

Illustration way of fashion 2024

I'm not used to writing on here, but in the last few weeks there has been a figure I can't stop thinking about and not that many people know: Flávio de Carvalho (1899-1973). He was not only one of the pioneers of modernist architecture and painting in Brazil, but also designed the first Brazilian fashion show in 1951 and is regarded as the first performance and multimedia artist in the country. His most notable work is Experiência n° 3 from 1956 also known as "New Look", where he proposed an unisex garment specific for Brazilian weather and scandalized the public by wearing an early form of miniskirt on the streets of São Paulo.

New York City Subway System within the 70s & 80s.

Kiko Kostadinov x Asics Ad