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02 July 2008
D.VICE1
Designer: Jonathan Gouthier
Member of: AIGA, United States
About the design
Digital Color Concepts (DCC), Gouthier Design, and @Radical Media Photography have joined forces to produce a new custom publication entitled, D.Vice, featuring photography from @Radical Media photographer, Peter Hapak.
D.Vice number 1 focuses on the issue of white in social context. How white as a color is pristine and clean, but can be dirtied through our belief systems and the way society lives. The whole concept deals with how our human attitudes corrupt something so beautiful. It is not a happy-go lucky piece, but more a publication to make one stop and think about their own life and what devices they can use to have an impact on the world around us.
The design resembles a folder with strewn paperwork that just quite does not fit back inside, linking to how the customs and beliefs often don't fit with society and vice-versa. Bound with a clear rubber band allows the viewer to disassemble the publication and hang the paired photographs as wall art.
More images below.
About the designer
Jonathan Gouthier, was selected as one of the top 50 designers in 2000 by Graphic Design:USA Magazine’s. He was on the board and president of AIGA Miami. Now in New York, His work has been published in many design magazines and was exhibited at the Galeria Artis in Mexico City.
More information
Client: Digital Color Concepts
Design firm: Gouthier Design: a brand collective
Photography: Peter Hapak
Dimensions: 330.2 mm x 482.6 mm
Copyright: DCC, Peter Hapak, Gouthier Design 2008
Jonathan Gouthier
245 W 29 Street, Suite 1304
New York NY 10001
United States
T: +1 212 244 7430
F: +1 212 937 3613
E:
W: www.gouthier.com
Member of: AIGA, United States
About the design
Digital Color Concepts (DCC), Gouthier Design, and @Radical Media Photography have joined forces to produce a new custom publication entitled, D.Vice, featuring photography from @Radical Media photographer, Peter Hapak.
D.Vice number 1 focuses on the issue of white in social context. How white as a color is pristine and clean, but can be dirtied through our belief systems and the way society lives. The whole concept deals with how our human attitudes corrupt something so beautiful. It is not a happy-go lucky piece, but more a publication to make one stop and think about their own life and what devices they can use to have an impact on the world around us.
The design resembles a folder with strewn paperwork that just quite does not fit back inside, linking to how the customs and beliefs often don't fit with society and vice-versa. Bound with a clear rubber band allows the viewer to disassemble the publication and hang the paired photographs as wall art.
More images below.
About the designer
Jonathan Gouthier, was selected as one of the top 50 designers in 2000 by Graphic Design:USA Magazine’s. He was on the board and president of AIGA Miami. Now in New York, His work has been published in many design magazines and was exhibited at the Galeria Artis in Mexico City.
More information
Client: Digital Color Concepts
Design firm: Gouthier Design: a brand collective
Photography: Peter Hapak
Dimensions: 330.2 mm x 482.6 mm
Copyright: DCC, Peter Hapak, Gouthier Design 2008
Jonathan Gouthier
245 W 29 Street, Suite 1304
New York NY 10001
United States
T: +1 212 244 7430
F: +1 212 937 3613
E:
W: www.gouthier.com
