Our stuff
Is that I.T.
I.T. GEEKS and NERDS, we love the I.T. Crowd. Fortunately Fremantle commissioned Skew to design an asset pack for their hit t.v show.
The humour, graphics and aesthetics of the show made this a very enjoyable job to work on.
Stuff we like
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Two birds with one stone
One for sorrow, two for joy is definitely the motto for this ring available from Verameat
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Prinzessinnengärten
The Prinzessinnengärten (Princess Garden) is a urban garden in Berlin. The project was launched as a pilot project in the summer of 2009 at Moritzplatz, a site which had been a wasteland for over half a century. Now in it’s third year they have just released their first book and it’s planting time in the garden again.
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Vivaldi
Beautiful illustrations and colour palette by Maria Kanstad Johnson for Vivaldi, a story written by Helge Torvund.
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Open Design
Skew went to an inspiring talk by Ronen Kadushin, the founder of Open Design. Kadushin aims to move product design into a networked culture closing the creative gap between product design and other fields (music, graphic design, animation and photography).
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How to make Pancakes...
The ultimate pancake making Venn Diagram by Stephen Wildish. Stephen collects Animal Wheel Covers, Shopping lists and he has created Optic Trumps.
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Berlin Biennale
Skew has been visiting the Berlin Biennale this weekend. Showcasing artwork from around the world the Biennale explores artistic developments and visions from within the art scene. The most moving piece was the journey of the Key of Return from the Aida Refugee Camp
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Falconwright Bags
Falconwright a Canadian accessories company have created a bold and bright collection of printed bags for Spring Summer.
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Paper cave
Hundreds of cones were installed by designer Wendy Plomp to create this colorful cave of paper stalagmites and stalactites.
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Spic and Span
A good bit of spring cleaning at this time of year is good for the mind and the soul. Snug Interior’s Clean as a Whistle tea towel will put a smile on your face, while you scrub away!
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The Power of Clothing
Artist Beverly Semmes explores the power of clothing and its ability to influence and define who we are.
