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Málaga Film Festival

Long time without publishing. Here you got a little explanation. A new performance of Masala Collage workshop, This time for the Malaga Film Festival. But I will be back very soon.




Golden Circus



Christmas it´s over, Show must go on, 4 bikes on a globe, Jaipur-Delhi, Rajasthan India

Douglas Vespa.


from 1952 Vespa ads

Windshields

Winter is here... rain, cold. Fix a nice Corvi windshield on your motobike

EVERYBODY MAKES WAY FOR THE BULLET





Pixels are pushing pencil, paper and brush to the background. Over the last decade the implementation of
information technology has decisively transformed graphic design in the west. India’s growing economy is rapidly 
catching up with the advertising industry. Once ubiquitous hand painted banners and posters and practically all 
other material characteristic of its graphic landscape is being replaced by digitally designed and printed material.
The upcoming changes in India, urged graphic artist Merinero go to India and stroll through this vanishing graphic landscape in search for graphicwallahs, silkscreen workshops, and masters of hand painted typography.


I found this graphicwallas in the Margao and Mapusa outskirts (Goa, India) in March 2005 but unfortunately the year after they were changed by ones digitally made. 

CASTROL WINS

A friend lend me a couple of 1956's numbers of "The motocycle" found in an long forgotten pile of old newspapers. I will be sharing here some of its pages.

Spanish grand prix 1956.

Seguidores

my books