June 1st

by Schneider, Carsten 5 May 2010 in Talk About the Weather

Gerüst

German artist Philipp Hennevogl talks about his linocut prints, that baffle with their insanely intricate details.

Tokyo Clash

Tokyo is famous for its apparently chaotic mix of old and new, tradition and trash, stillness and shrillness. An exciting and inspirational place for any designer, that Ralf Bähren walks you through in his brand new book, Tokyo Clash. The book will be on sale on the evening, and is available on Amazon.

Hirschblüte

German-Japanese designer Akari Luig tells the story of her Deer Vase, developed from initial sketches to finished product in 6 month, together with porcellaine artist Maria Volokhova. The Deer Vase is available on CharlesAndMarie.com.

Tags: talk about the weather, philip hennevogl, tokyo clash, ralf bähren, deer vase, akari luig and maria volokhova

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