Sunday Scraps #26 December 4, 2020 by designswarm Category: #sundayscraps On being sick of cooking / a universal sign language by the author of The Saint books that never took off / the Women’s Design Service charity is being wound down / Hidden London (virtual) tours / did Newton go mad in Lincolnshire? / the demolition of the Trowbridge estate towers in Hackney Wick / Rachel Whiteread‘s work on the day and her incredible House cast in nearby Victoria Park / the making and remaking of Hackney Wick paper / Open London printed cycle tours / a tumblr feed of control panels in popular culture / a collage by Telse Schnelle-Colln the artist who invented the concept of optical rhetoric when it comes to moderation work / Keyboard fantasies a documentary about a transgender musician influenced by sci-fi looks amazing / Ira Gershwin, the lyrical side of the duo he formed with his brother George / The Kiosk documentary about a newspaper vendor in Paris / Les Others magazine which reminds me of McGuffin Magazine / Merton Abbey Mills in South London where Liberty print was once produced / Printing guide for risograph. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Post navigation Previous Previous Post Next Next Post
On being sick of cooking / a universal sign language by the author of The Saint books that never took off / the Women’s Design Service charity is being wound down / Hidden London (virtual) tours / did Newton go mad in Lincolnshire? / the demolition of the Trowbridge estate towers in Hackney Wick / Rachel Whiteread‘s work on the day and her incredible House cast in nearby Victoria Park / the making and remaking of Hackney Wick paper / Open London printed cycle tours / a tumblr feed of control panels in popular culture / a collage by Telse Schnelle-Colln the artist who invented the concept of optical rhetoric when it comes to moderation work / Keyboard fantasies a documentary about a transgender musician influenced by sci-fi looks amazing / Ira Gershwin, the lyrical side of the duo he formed with his brother George / The Kiosk documentary about a newspaper vendor in Paris / Les Others magazine which reminds me of McGuffin Magazine / Merton Abbey Mills in South London where Liberty print was once produced / Printing guide for risograph.
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