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| 006. Default is in Bastardised Bastardised celebrates the global identity project born in 2007 out of Bunchs need to re-brand. They approached designers and image-makers they admired and asked them to produce a visual reaction to their logo. This initiative attracted international artists, designers and illustrators which included Malcolm Garrett, Jonathan Ellery, Paul Davis, Marian Bantjes, Stefan Sagmeister, James Goggin, Carlos Segura, Build, Paul Insect, David Quay, Vince Frost, Si Scott ,Julian Morey and Akarit of default. 289 Bunchisms were specially selected from 750 contributions more info at madeinbunch.com |
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| 005. Default is in Brazil Default along with other thai designers represent thailand for Asia graphic design tour by Nomad Ink of Brazil. you can review the event at www.trimarchidg.net |
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| 004. Introduction to Design Introduction to design, the workshops for highschool student were fun and practical with the aim of involving everyone in creating something out of normal post it! This is a small selection of photos from many of participants. |
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| 003. I Walk Around Not Knowing What To Do One of many incredible project from Kelly Burns. You can looks more at http://kellyburnsworks.com |
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| 002. Viewpoint Default was asked by Grafik magazine to give our viewpoint on fashion. The question was "What's lurking at the back of your wardrobe?" Participated include Will Hudson, Simon Whybray, Default, Marian Bantjes, Holly Wales, and Jonathan Schofield. |
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| 001. Lucky Seven from DF NY House Numbers is a self-initiated project by Medium mediumism.com ? a small group of designers from both graphics and architecture who produce projects related to public space, and communication. 10 metal house numbers were produced from the artwork. As the house numbers go into double figures, each designer will be paired together in different combinations. The numbers was exhibited in the form of an outside exhibition in Stockholm by replacing all the existing house numbers on a street. Luckily, Default New York got number 7. Lucky Seven is a well-known term for both Western and Eastern cultures. Especially in Eastern culture, Lucky Seven roots from Seven Lucky Gods in Ancient Japanese, Chinese, and Indian mythology which were to symbolize the essential virtues of man in the 17th century. The seven virtues are: Candour (Ebisu), Fortune (Daikokuten), Amiability (Benzaiten), Magnanimity (Hotei), Popularity (Fukurokuju), Longevity (Juroujin), Dignity (Bishamonten). These positive messages are hidden in the generic form of the number 7 which works like a good luck charm on your front door. |
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