For the month of June, 50% of proceedings of ywft bestseller
Black Slabbath will be donated to Justin Van Hoy as he bravely battles leukemia.
Buy
Black Slabbath, attend a
Dutch party in a city near you or
donate directly on his website.
0 - Stefan Kjartansson on June 1st, 2009
Artist Zanis Waldheims was born in Latvia in 1909. A whopping hundred years later I discover his amazing body of geometric work... thanks to
Kevin Byrd via
It's Nice That.
2 - Stefan Kjartansson on April 28th, 2009
SCAD student Collin Willis's work's got energy, I love his rendering of Black Slabbath - take a
peek.
0 - Stefan Kjartansson on March 25th, 2009
My man-crush Peter Saville gave an ever so existentialistic talk at D&AD. eye magazine has the write-up
here.
2 - Stefan Kjartansson on March 13th, 2009
More information here
Please come out and support SWINDLE Magazine art director Justin Van Hoy at Lit Lounge, 7 - 10pm Sunday, Jan 18th. Following a Leukemia relapse, Justin is currently searching for a bone marrow donor match, which he desperately needs to survive. Please come out to
get the simple “mouth swab” test ...
0 - Stefan Kjartansson on January 14th, 2009
I strongly suggest you grab a stash of Euros and give a gift of geometry this holiday.
Product of God has 3 brand new Siggi Eggertsson prints out.
0 - Stefan Kjartansson on December 1st, 2008
While the rest of us surf, Janicza Bravo fishes! She's gathered her findings on
FFFFound, as well as her own
site. Her personal work can be found
here.
0 - Stefan Kjartansson on September 13th, 2008
I like how the world looks through
Brad Troemel's lens. His artistic tour de force might be
The Holy Economic Trinity.
For more young photographers - check
Fjord.
0 - Stefan Kjartansson on September 1st, 2008
3 - Stefan Kjartansson on August 14th, 2008
1 - Stefan Kjartansson on July 16th, 2008
This blog collects sightings of this most flamboyant of all glyphs. 
Just when I was about to forget, the London/Minnesota Non-Format update their site and remind me who my daddy is. Some of my favorite new work is the type treatments in these NY Times Style Magazine spreads.
