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Pilot showcases the best in contemporary creative culture from connected global networks, promoting new ideas,
new perspectives and new futures. With spirited writing and a strong creative identity, PILOT brings a fresh
perspective to a range of issues, offering aunique mix of progressive pop culture, provocative feature articles,
world-class fashion editorials and stunning art and photography.
Issue #3 out now wherever good magazines are sold.
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Pilot cover photograph by Charles Howells.
Mustang by Ford Motor Company.
Lyricism, beauty and spirit inspire photographer Alan Miller’s personal response. Alan has travelled
extensively and for prolonged periods in the pursuit of his subject matter. The mapping of internal
emotions or states of mind onto the landscape, or man-made forms, is one of the key elements in his
body of photographs. In this, Alan Miller’s first book, the collection of photographs speaks of
the New Zealand landscape with a subtle and lyrical voice.
A promotional booklet for a new Moller Architects designed
building on the site of the old Auckland Star building.
The latest 48pp Objectspace catalogue To Have & To Hold
displays selections of objects from 18 private collections.
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A new range of wines for the New Zealand market.
These labels showcase the beautiful illustrations of Hello Von, a London based illustrator.
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Last Ride in a Hot Air Balloon. A thematic exploration of the ongoing
possibilities for adventure and risk in art. We collaborated once again
with The Rainbow Monkey to create a series of key images that are
designed to intrigue and entice.
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The latest exhibition brochure from Objectspace. In from the garden
is an exhibition of 'makers' on the rise. The publication roll-folds out
revealing each artists name first before you see their work on the reverse.
Show-through links the dot 'germ of an idea/concept' through to the
centre of the finished product on reverse.
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Global art, fashion, design, architecture and the visionary creatives
shaping our future. Issue #2 includes a Fashion Vs. Architecture
spectacular printed with 2 specials on uncoated stock. Spike Jonze
talks about his upcoming film Where The Wild Things Are.
And we go to town with Hubert Jocham's luscious typeface, Narziss.
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Here's a lovely little pared-back publication for Michael Lett
Gallery. Jim Allen, Poetry for Chainsaws & Hanging by a
Thread II. The palette took a lead from imagining what the
space would feel like being filled with carbon monoxide
from three screaming chainsaws whilst Ginsberg's Howl
was being read aloud by Allen. You had to be there.
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We recently had the pleasure of working closely with the Auckland Art
Gallery on the national campaign for internationally acclaimed UK artist,
Yinka Shonibare MBE. Lush, 'african print' fabrics, headless mannequins,
amazing film & photography stills — as a designer you couldn't really ask for
anything more beautiful to work with. Currently on its world tour, and his
first time exhibiting in NZ, be sure to check it out...
Best in Show celebrates the bright new things. An annual exhibition
that provides a platform for promising graduates to meet and network
with a wider audience, enabling professional development
opportunities. The publication as a whole provides a
colourful and jubilant snapshot of the quality work on show.
PILOT is a new 256pp magazine that celebrates the imagination and verve of a broad
mix of individuals with something to say, show and share. If there’s one underlying
theme to PILOT it is simply creative culture in the widest possible sense.
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Clay Economies is big brother to one of our favourite Objectspace catalogues,
Bespoke, from 2006. With raw and finished stock change outs, lovely typography
and warm earthy tones, it just makes you want to fire this in a kiln somewhere...
after you have read it of course.
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Inhouse has collaborated with artists, fashion designers, typographers
and graphic designers to create a limited edition of artist longboards.
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We recently collaborated with Deb and Mark Smith on Marvellous Year – the second
solo album by one of New Zealand’s most significant musical icons - Don McGlashan.
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Eight works on paper. Five works on canvas. Three types of paper.
Three coloured foils. Two page formats and a fine essay all combine
to make one sumptuous publication for Shane Cotton's beautiful
new body of work showing at the Melbourne Art Fair.
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This epic anthology was put together to celebrate the broad scope of
John Reynolds’ explorations, enthusiasms and engagements — ranging
from photography through to architecture, fashion to painting.
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GOLD_ Best Awards 2008
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We also created a loved up limited edition of 200 copies.
These used the same foil block as the previous edition
but each cover was hand painted by John.
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GOLD_ Best Awards 2008
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The Dada movement was a huge source of inspiration to the design
of this top end boutique wine package. Typographically we settled on
Braggadocio, a strange hybrid with characteristics of both sans serif and modern
faces; and it belongs very much to its time. Like high society in the 1920’s, it
should not be taken too seriously. But don’t be fooled – this juice is the real deal!
www.dadawines.co.nz
SILVER_ Best Awards 2008
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Turuki Turuki! Paneke Paneke!, a recent exhibition at the Auckland
Art Gallery. The title is a Maori chant used when waka were taken to
sea. We looked at how we could translate the concept of movement
through typography. The result, is a dynamic masthead, that replicates
the movement of rowers in a waka.
SILVER_ Best Awards 2008
We recently updated the look for ECC Lighting+Furniture.
The new look utilises a modern typographic approach, the basis
of which draws inspiration from the heritage that exists within ECC.