Monthly archive September, 2011
Js Chen | Branding

Js Chen | Branding

  Shenzhen native Js Chen has created some very smart work out of his studio down south. From branding a Himalayan Couture Cashmere company to an International Furniture Fair. His work is restrained and minimal, but very well executed. I love seeing the typography work with characters on CitID Shenzhen. He runs G’Day Studio.   The...
Harry Ye | Illustration

Harry Ye | Illustration

It is quite common for Chinese art and design students to be technically very good at drawing, but there are often complaints about a lack of creativity. Herry Ye (Harry?) has turned that on its head with a series of amazing illustrations. Most of his drawings are pen and ink, reflecting the dark quality of...
Su Yue | Illustration

Su Yue | Illustration

A Dalian Native, Su Yue is an illustration with an eye for bright, colourful childish designs. She has designed books and brochures for children in China and has dabbled with typography. Have a look at her work below.
What to look forward to in Beijing Design Week 2011

What to look forward to in Beijing Design Week 2011

Less than a month to go, and more details are coming out about this exciting event. I am covering things from both London and China and hope to learn more about perceptions of Chinese design and vice versa. Urban typography interventions Neil Shoe Meulmen – Dashilar + CAFA Chimney An internationally acclaimed designer from Amsterdam and defines...