Medio ambiente y diseño gráfico
Estos son los resultados del pasado concurso Green Earth, que animaba a todo el mundo a crear un diseño medio ambiental, o mejor dicho, un diseño que pudiera concienciarnos sobre la importancia de la protección del medio ambiente a todos los niveles. Desde hojas secas con la forma del continente africano, hasta un trozo de carne o un avión de líneas formadas con la repetición de la palabra CO2, este concurso ha generado una gran galerÍa de imágenes procedentes de todos los países del mundo.
"Environment movement such as the action to combat desertification is often pictured as difficult and huge thing to do, but actually the start is derived from the small practices of people. This fact is going to be expressed symbolically through this greenish fingerprint. You and me, including all the small practices of everybody and promises save the trees and further, the earth. The action of stamping the greenish fingerprint on the card has two meanings".
"The graphic has been designed as a Christmas themed recycling symbol and will promote awareness on recycling and sustainable materials. It can also be used to greater effect on broader applications and really be celebrated as a mark, for example, on Christmas cards, wrapping paper and so on".
"This project was undertaken during traveling Europe I found that air-travel was so cheap and I was basically clocking up numerous miles as well as carbon units, I want to play the idea of CO2 emissions in plains and bring awareness that these are flying clouds of potentially deadly gas".
Otros diseños que se puede ver en la web.
Primer premio.
“Greening”, de Ji Yoon Yang (Korea)
"Environment movement such as the action to combat desertification is often pictured as difficult and huge thing to do, but actually the start is derived from the small practices of people. This fact is going to be expressed symbolically through this greenish fingerprint. You and me, including all the small practices of everybody and promises save the trees and further, the earth. The action of stamping the greenish fingerprint on the card has two meanings".
Segundo premio.
“Recycle at Xmas”, de Benjamyn Cox y Lloyd Moffat (Inglaterra)
“Recycle at Xmas”, de Benjamyn Cox y Lloyd Moffat (Inglaterra)
"The graphic has been designed as a Christmas themed recycling symbol and will promote awareness on recycling and sustainable materials. It can also be used to greater effect on broader applications and really be celebrated as a mark, for example, on Christmas cards, wrapping paper and so on".
Tercer premio.
“Plain Cloud”, de Glen baghurst + Matthew Cullin (Australia)
“Plain Cloud”, de Glen baghurst + Matthew Cullin (Australia)
"This project was undertaken during traveling Europe I found that air-travel was so cheap and I was basically clocking up numerous miles as well as carbon units, I want to play the idea of CO2 emissions in plains and bring awareness that these are flying clouds of potentially deadly gas".
Otros diseños que se puede ver en la web.
Publicado por Celia el 27 de Enero de 2009
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