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Fredrigoni 365, calendar and design compendium 2018, with two FL@33 contributions:
13 September 2018 by Tomi Vollauschek and
1 November 2018 by Agathe Jacquillat, London, UK, 22 November 2017 (English)
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Fredrigoni 365


FEDRIGONI 365 | CALENDAR 2018 | DESIGN COMPENDIUM
FL@33 was invited in summer 2017 by Italian paper company Fedrigoni
to contribute two visual interpretations of two randomly allocated days of the year 2018.
___ Our two typographic illustrations now form part of the calendar and design compendium Fedrigoni 365 (2018) and all proceeds will be donated to charity.
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The two numbers / dates we were given are 13 (September 2018) and 1 (November 2018). FL@33's Tomi Vollauschek experimented with the number 13 (XIII) by creating a collage using envelope patterns from his large collection.
___ FL@33's Agathe Jacquillat was
in rural France at the time and took the opportunity to create a piece away from her computer. She searched nature for organic occurances of the number 1. A picture of her selected number made of dried moss on lawn was selected for submission.

OFFICIAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Fedrigoni 365 is a project to commemorate the year 2018 by asking leading UK-based creatives to contribute a piece of work to a design compendium, which takes the form of the Fedrigoni annual Calendar.
___ The result of this process is a striking black tome that holds 365 single-colour designs within. Each design was created as an interpretation of a date that was provided at random to each participant. Confines were established to challenge each designer’s creativity by restricting the book to one paper and one colour print, which forced their pieces to focus strictly on concept, shape and form.
___ The brief was created to be deliberately restrictive, although there were slight concerns that it may be too limiting and could result in designs that were much of a muchness. It turned out that these worries were unfounded. The Calendar has organically shaped into a beautiful visual story whose pace varies from page to page, and spread to spread.
___ All proceeds went directly to the Make-A-Wish charity.

SPECS
Cover boards tipped onto the front and back.
Section sewn.
English

Silver PMS 877 throughout on a Sirio Black paper
400 pages
165 x 220mm
£15
Published November 2017
Book Design: TM

 

 

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