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Misceleanous

Misceleanous from Minh Anh Vo

Misceleanous

Embrouillamini - Portfolio Cover Embrouillamini is a selection of my work between sept. 2002 and sept. 2006. Most of the projects were produced while my studies at the school La Cambre, in Brussels. The book was printed in august 2007, at 4 allee des Chardonnerets, in Boissy-Saint-Leger in France.

Do As Dada Do - Those illustrations are Dada pastiches. It consist in replacing the drawing with its own legend.

E-bomb & Daisy Cutter - The electromagnetic bomb or E-bomb is a munition using high-powered microwaves to destroy circuits, computers, radios, any type of machine that uses electricity. It can shut down the electronic networks that keeps governments and militaries running.

E-bomb & Daisy Cutter Pattern - The BLU-82 weapons system, nicknamed Daisy Cutter, Commando Vault, Big Blue or Cheese Burger is a hight delivery of 15000 pound bomb, delivered from an MC-130, a cargo aircraft. The bomb is the size of a Volkswagen Beetle. The designers optimized this bomb to clear vegetation while creating little or no crater. It explodes three feet off the ground and clears almost a 1000 foot radius.

E-bomb & Daisy Cutter Pattern

Color By Number - Color By Number is a poster to color in, made in collaboration with Victor Schuft in 2005.

Pulp - Book cover

Pulp - Pattern

Glad, The Cash Issue - Glad is a small belgium fanzine in black and white, that shows the work of artists with a new theme for each issue. In the "Cash" issue, my friend Thierry Cosson and I made a picture about Johnny Cash.

Drowning By Numbers - The illustrations are inspired by the movie "Drowning by Numbers". It's a film by Peter Greenaway. I've seen it only once and liked it a lot.

My Dictionary - My own dictionary of graphic design and typography 20 x 29,5 cm 400 pages

Dinosaurs - Cut out paper

Ink type - The Over-wasting-ink-type comes from a transformation of the Akzidenz Grotesk. This font was created to fill as much blanks as possible. It's both a lowercase and uppercase. Accents are placed before letters.