Wacky Packages
Book Sculptures
Edinburgh-based graphic design student Thomas Wightman has produced a trio of astounding book sculptures for his graduation project.
Wacky Packages
The City and the Stars. Arthur C. Clarke. New York: Harcourt, Brace, and Co., 1956. First edition. Original dust jacket.
Clarke has “a vision of a future as good as our past that captures the aspirations of religion and lends justification to science, but most of all, it gives its readers a vision of our race made worthwhile and a fairy tale we can help to come true.” (Eric S. Rabkin, Arthur C. Clarke).
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The nine circles of hell from Dante’s Inferno recreated in Lego by Mihai Mihu
I. LIMBO: A place of monotony, here the souls are punished to wander in restless existence while they moan helplessly in echoes between the ruins of a temple.
II. LUST: Surrounded by erotic representations, those overcome by lust are forced to watch and experience disgusting things, ultimately being condemned to drown in the menstrual river.
III. GLUTTONY: The circle itself is a living abomination, a hellish digestive system revealing horrific faces with mouths ready to devour the gluttons over and over for eternity.
IV. GREED: This pompous place is reserved for the punishment of the greedy ones.
V. ANGER: In this depressing place the souls are trapped in the swamp, they can’t move and they cannot manifest their frustration which is making them even more angry.
VI. HERESY: The giant demon watches closely over his fire pit, dwarfing the damned that are dragging the new arrivals in the boiling lava. Those who committed the greatest sins against God are getting a special treatment inside the temple where they are doomed to burn for eternity in the scorching flames.
VII. VIOLENCE: A place of intense torture where the horrific screams of the damned are eternally accompanied by the hellish beats of drums.
VIII. FRAUD: In Fraud the Demons enjoy altering the shape of souls, this is how they feed.
IX. TREACHERY: Lucifer lies here chained by the Angelic Seal which keeps him captive in the frozen environment.
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Source: telegraph.co.uk
“One story. Two points.”
Advertising Agency: Draftfcb, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Joanna Monteiro, Max Geraldo
Copywriter: Felipe Cirino
Art Director: Manu Mazzaro, Felipe Petroni, Liliana Mafra
Photographer: Paulo Barros
Illustrator/Image Retouch: Open The Door, Daniel Toni
Art Buyer: Tina Castro, Daniel Gonçalves
Account Supervisor: Stefano Pieroni
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Jessica Gonzalez
Singin’ in the Rain, Spanish lobby card. Re-release 1975
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Brazil - Braniff Airways
A hell of a ride. London Underground, 1924. New in Vintage Travel Posters. (via It Is Warmer Down Below | Vintagraph)
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