Graphic Designer Tristan Cruz

Tristan Cruz is a graphic designer based out of Orange County California. Tristan and I both attended The Art Institute of Orange County and we worked on an art show together in the past. After taking a look at his current work, I could not help but post some of his pieces up. You can view these works and more at www.thenweplay.com

A New Evocal

Evocal is an artistic establishment located in Costa Mesa, CA that promotes local artists. Recently, Evocal closed doors at their old location on 19th street and moved into a new venue at the Camp.

In addition to promoting artists and hosting community events, Evocal manages a production studio in Costa Mesa. Aside from the new challenges, Evocal has also launched the "Green Print Shop" which provides eco-friendly printing solutions.

Eliezer Weishoff

Eliezer Weishoff is a sculptor and designer based out of Israel. In addition to the stamps, Eliezer has designed many posters since the 1960's. Recently, Eliezer designed a 9/11 Memorial sculpture at an estimated $10m which stands in Jerusalem.

Post-It Note art

10 ft tall and over 2,000 Post-It Notes.

Mosaics are always beautiful to look at.

Decotora

At first, it may appear to be something out of a fiction movie. Many people in Japan are already a fan or familiar with the Decotora (Decorated Truck). These trucks are lit with neon and LED lights similar to a slot machine. The outside of the Decotora features elaborate lighting, and detailed airbrushing as well.

Venetian Typeface

Andrew Byrom created a unique typeface from the function of blinds. The typeface is modern in appearance and slightly resembles the style of A.M. Cassandre's. Andrew's portfolio consists of brilliant type solutions which can be viewed at www.andrewbyrom.com

A sense of depth

Jas Bhachu developed new cover designs for Roland Barthes that are quite clever. The objective was to redesign four book covers; Music - Text, Mythologies and Empire of Signs. Jas used Coloured OHP, which is a colored transparent film, for the cover. When the cover is lifted a new visual is discovered.

More of Jas' work can be viewed at www.jashands.com