Current fave but the list is always changing… I recently came across this cool ass book “volta photo” about his studio shots from the late 60s - early 80s. he would have a bunch of friends come by/ wear sick outfits/ stand in front of vibey patterned backdrops… Gucci def rips some of this in their best advertising. A must see.
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Dec 11, 2024

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I've been obsessed with his work ever since I saw a twitter thread years ago on how frank ocean's brand homer ripped him off lmao. he's an egyptian designer (which I love bc same) who does graphic design, product design, and interior design. his patterns and use of color makes my design brain very happy. this book is full of patterns, some logo design, and some freaky 3D design. (no but lowkey there's a whole page of some 3D chrome people in a bunch of s3x positions.) this book is a study on design in the digital age (it was released in 2005) and to me it captures peak early internet design aesthetics. if you want reallll Y2K, check out karim rashid.
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