FYI, we just designed a t-shirt for a symposium that is taking place at Paradiso, on 18 December 2010.

To be sold during the event as a piece of rock merchandise, the shirt is basically a recreation (or abstraction) of the taped sweater Paul Weller is wearing on the sleeve of The Jam's 'This is The Modern World'. The shirt comes with a small fanzine, in which we reflect on the notions of past and future in modernism. Limited edition of 50, numbered and signed. Screenprinted by SMLX, on fair-trade Earth Positive shirts. For enquiries, contact Graphic Design Museum Breda.

Blommers & Schumm are two photographers whose work we really admire, so we were flattered when they asked us to add some typography to the set of portraits they photographed for the 2010 edition of the Children's Stamps, to be released by the TNT Post Group later this year:
To emphasize the educational theme, we came up with the idea of referring to sums and calculations. For the occasion, we also designed a (yet-to-be-named) typeface, which we plan to launch in the near future. The sheet of stamps can be ordered here. More information can be found here and here.

On the occasion of this year's London Design Festival, we're part of 'Two's a Pair', a one-night group exhibition that will take place on 24 September at the V&A. The show will take the shape of a game of Memory, which basically means that every participating artist designed two oversized cards. Our contribution is based on the simple fact that one of our fave US hardcore bands, Hüsker Dü, is named after a Danish/Swedish memory game. Here's our set of cards: