Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Slanted Magazine

We got featured in the new issue of German design magazine Slanted number 26, covering New York.

More about this issue here.

Monday, November 16, 2015

Presenting Shakespeare featured in The Times UK

The Times in the U.K. (circulation 394,240 daily), in the Nov. 14th issue, as part of
the paper’s regular “Six of the Best” feature, asked Royal Shakespeare Company artistic director Gregory Doran to choose his favorite 6 Shakespeare posters,
from Steve Heller and my new book "Presenting Shakespeare: 1,100 Posters from Around the World".


Wednesday, November 11, 2015

"Why I Curse" cover illustration

I just got a new book from one of the Croatian most famous columnists and writers, Vedrana Rudan, titled "Zasto Psujem" (Why I Curse), for which they used my illustration for the cover. The book is published by V.B.Z. – biblioteka Ambrozija.


Thursday, November 5, 2015

Covering Print book

I just received book "Covering Print" by Steven Heller, published for the 75th anniversary of Print magazine. The book contains 75 covers which convey Print's importance as a signpost of graphic design evolutionary achievement.
I am honored that one of the 75 chosen covers is mine.

More about my cover illustration here.

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

EXD'15 Biennial, Lisbon Conferences

EXD15 biennial English website is now online!
Book your place for the Lisbon Conferences now.



AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN’T SEE, Exhibition — Lisaboa

"The curators of this exhibition, Mirko Ilić, João Castro and Marco Balesteros, invited a set of 28 communication designers to research and reflect on the main theme of the Biennale, exploring the relationship between the mind, the individual and creativity.
The participants present over 60 pieces, comprising different communication platforms, ranging from posters and books to tapestries and postcards, corresponding to two main typologies: original works specifically created for this exhibition and more directly related to the theme; and pre-existing pieces that in some shape or form embody the thematic dimension of the Biennale.
The exhibition is divided into two geographically separate presentations: in Porto AS FAR AS THE MIND CAN SEE and in Lisbon AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN’T SEE, containing a range of content that is distinct and complimentary. The body of the exhibition is accompanied by the publication of a newspaper, with texts and reflexions from the curators and participants."
Art below by Hesign.

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

My Upcoming Lecture Announcement: Lisbon, November 13th 2015

The first announcement for my lecture at School of Fine Arts in Lisbon, Portugal, 
on November 13th at 6pm. If you are around, see you there!