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Why does nail polish tend to look so boring? While most brands in the wildly competitive cosmetics industry have gotten increasingly ambitious with packaging, nail polish has felt stuck in the 20th century for quite some time. The regular-degular cap and bottle design has been so standardized that it’d be easy to conclude that innovation […]
What a fantastic toy called Robol! The possibilities are endless as all the pieces connect via magnets. You can create your own m...
Jan Lenica poster for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, designed 1970.
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Today I returned from my trip to Warzsaw, Poland. Main reason I was there was to visit this nice exhibition called "We want to be modern" f...
the exhibition - on until april 17, 2011 - features the most important examples of post-thaw polish design with pieces from the collection of the national museum in warsaw.
Illustration about Polish folk - traditional design with floral. Illustration of wallpaper, polish, background - 32265248
Culture.pl singles out the strangest, most innovative design projects from Polish talents in recent years. Award winning and convention blasting, these objects are true studies in eye-opening form, function and concept.
The exhibition presents contemporary design in Poland and Norway, which has become one of the top areas of culture, playing an important role in the foreign promotion of the two countries. One of the main trends in both Polish and Norwegian design is the …
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Posters don’t need to be arduous, intricately composed affairs to do the job at hand. As Polish graphic design practice Syfon Studio proves, all you need is an eye-catching motif, a strong colour palette and some experimental typography to secure your viewer’s attention. Founded by Ursula Janowska and Filip Tofil, a pair who met at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Syfon has a knack for unfussy, playful work, demonstrated perhaps most effectively in this series of posters made for an exhibition of poster design at the Institute of Design Kielce. Mixing traditional techniques with fun motifs and using a strict three-colour printing technique, the resulting series is a barrel of laughs.
