Documentation of the work designed by DANNY GRAY. ︎
DANNY GRAY is a designer based in LOS ANGELES, CA who focuses on work that pushes the threshold between graphic design and art+technology.
NIKE TALKING TRASH
Nike’s Move to Zero initiative features a reoccuring web-series “Talking Trash.” It’s important to mobilise folks to contribute their part to saving our wonderful planet. We need a cultural shift, and obviously young people are leading the way — Raise your voice, live and vote your environmental values, and change the status quo for climate justice, sustainable fashion, and climate policy is the key to the future.
Nike’s Move to Zero initiative features a reoccuring web-series “Talking Trash.” It’s important to mobilise folks to contribute their part to saving our wonderful planet. We need a cultural shift, and obviously young people are leading the way — Raise your voice, live and vote your environmental values, and change the status quo for climate justice, sustainable fashion, and climate policy is the key to the future.
DESIGNED IN 2021 @ STUDIO YUKIKO with Michelle Philips, Ira Ivanova, Nemanja Jehlicka, Sebastien Millot, and Maximilian Haslauer.
PROOF OF ART
OÖ Landes-Kultur GmbH presents PROOF OF ART, the world’s first museum exhibition on the history of NFTs and digital art. For this exhibition I created the key visual in TouchDesign and that informed the rest of the design system for wall graphics, captions, the exhibition catalogue, and social media motion graphics.
OÖ Landes-Kultur GmbH presents PROOF OF ART, the world’s first museum exhibition on the history of NFTs and digital art. For this exhibition I created the key visual in TouchDesign and that informed the rest of the design system for wall graphics, captions, the exhibition catalogue, and social media motion graphics.
DESIGNED IN 2021
@ STUDIO YUKIKO
@ STUDIO YUKIKO
FORM.DE
Form 292 - color //
When looking at an image on a screen we are observing color with context and organization. The image is comprised of pixels and these pixels, when in the correct order, reveal the intended image. However, if one was to change the order of the pixels and take away the context from the image, would it still be the same image? Would the color still be perceived the same way? Through the process of taking images from wikipedia’s color pages (blue, pink, red, yellow, green) and utilizing a pixel sorting processing code, the images are rearranged pixel by pixel to create a new abstracted image all from the same amount of data found in the original image. The output is still an organized image of pixels, but with a completely new context.
Form 292 - color //
When looking at an image on a screen we are observing color with context and organization. The image is comprised of pixels and these pixels, when in the correct order, reveal the intended image. However, if one was to change the order of the pixels and take away the context from the image, would it still be the same image? Would the color still be perceived the same way? Through the process of taking images from wikipedia’s color pages (blue, pink, red, yellow, green) and utilizing a pixel sorting processing code, the images are rearranged pixel by pixel to create a new abstracted image all from the same amount of data found in the original image. The output is still an organized image of pixels, but with a completely new context.
DESIGNED IN 2021
@ STUDIO YUKIKO
@ STUDIO YUKIKO
COOL STUFF + WIPS
Cool things I am working on or one offs that do not warrent their own case study.
Cool things I am working on or one offs that do not warrent their own case study.
ALWAYS UPDATING
