Image of the day: Handicrafts by Snask

Computer Arts: Tell us about the project ...
Fredrik -st:
The project was to brand and create a visual identity for the Handicrafts famous exhibition at the very credible public gallery Liljevalchs. We needed to attract both members of handicraft associations and people who are not normally in contact with handicraft. We also needed to appeal to old people as well as young. The idea was to make everything by hand and make it really visible that it was made by hand.

CA: Tell us about the history of Snask ...
F-:
We love music, film and culture in general, and have been DJs, rockstars, writers, and we all have a love of design. Designers without interest in culture or being a part of his orher time is no real designer. Perhaps a non-modern artist but not a designer. Our style ... nice looking? It's what we want it to be but always with an incredibly high ambition. We can make colourful design as well as black and white and minimalistic. It's about what suits each project best.

Culture inspires us. It inspires everyone and inspiration creates innovation. Innovation creates economic growth. With that said we love to watch really deep films as well as super action packed pieces of shit. We love to hear indie bands play their tunes as well as seeing Beyonce take over the Super Bowl. As for our ideas: we steal them like every other great artist has done. When we don't steal we put a gun to our heads with one bullet in it and play russian roulette until we settle for the best idea. Normally no one gets harmed.

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