“Wes Anderson: Behind The Filming Of One Of My Favorite Fantastic Mr. Fox Performances”
(via Huffington Post)

“Tim Burton at MoMA,” photos from opening

(discovered via notcot via otto)

vintage Czech film poster c. 1971
(via maraid)

fleamarkets:

Douglas Fairbanks: The Making of a Screen Character by Alistair Cooke

cover design by E. McKnight Kauffer, c. 1940

“For ‘The Princess and the Frog,’ Disney Returns to Traditional Animation Style”

“…Walt Disney Co.’s first hand-animated feature film in nearly six years, is a gamble by the studio that audiences will respond to the traditional medium of Mickey Mouse in an era when animation is dominated by slick computer-generated fare from Pixar Animation and DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. …”

(article via WSJ.com)

“All Things Matter” article by Jessica Helfand
(discovered via Design Observer, poster for upcoming documentary, The Visual Language of Herbert Matter was designed by Cristiana Couceiro)

“The Audacity of Precious” article spread design by Nancy Harris Rouemy,
opener based on A. M. Cassandre decorative typeface,
photographs by Robert Maxwell

Penguin Great Stars series design by Stefanie Posavec

(discovered via The Book Design Review)

The new Moleskine Passions notebooks

“Moleskine Passions is a collection of six different journals to record and recall memories, thoughts and notes about six different passions: Recipes, Wine, Book, Film, Music and Wellness…” —Moleskine press release

(Last week when I attended the TDC’s “The Night of the Italians,” designer Francesco Cavalli of LeftLoft,
 showed his color-coded redesigns for the Moleskine brand (which most us of are very familiar with). Does anyone know if he worked on this new line too?)

(discovered via NotCot)

Where The Wild Things Are iPhone App

Where The Wild Things Ought To Be (via We Love You So)

jenbee:

Typeface The Movie

“Now and then: How film titles have evolved”
(via idsgn)

Louis Vuitton + artist Camille Scherrer collaborate to promote a new book “Article Fashion and Architecture.” The animated promo film is so clean and beautiful.
(discovered via Fubiz)