Balance by Daniel Eatock – An exhibition in mono, 9 of 28 designs for Blanka 09/06

Publisher: Blanka
Date: 2006
Size: 595 x 830
Print: Offset
Design: Daniel Eatock
Condition: (A-) Light rippling across width, with potential to partially ‘smooth out’ when framed with additional backing board. Most notable with a hard light source from either side, otherwise a great looking item - priced accordingly. 
Edition: Limited to 100

Balance by Daniel Eatock – An exhibition in mono, 9 of 28 designs for Blanka 09/06

(About) Daniel Eatock (British, born 1975) is a graduate of Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication and the Royal College of Art. He worked as an intern at the Walker Art Centre in Minneapolis before establishing Foundation 33, a multidisciplinary practice that later merged with creative agency boymeetsgirl. He recently formed Eatock Ltd., an independent art and design studio where his inventive entrepreneurial approach to authorship and his adherence to the integrity of ideas are applied to commercial design work and contemporary art projects. His varied portfolio includes the creation of the world's largest signed and numbered limited edition artwork and the ongoing design and development of the Big Brother identity for Channel 4 television.

An Exhibition in Mono by Blanka was a graphic design exhibition held at the SEA Gallery in London from September 15–20, 2006. Organized by Blanka, it featured 28 leading European graphic design studios, each invited to create an A1 black-and-white poster. The brief focused on exploring the constraints and creative possibilities of monochrome design, emphasizing form, texture, and typography over color.

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