Here at Idealog we’re always looking for new talent. So in our last issue we asked able young designers to send us their Idealog-worthy ideas for our shiny new t-shirt. If you were at Semi-Permanent you may have met our winner, Lachlan Palmer-Hubbard, and bought his Idealog genie-us tee at our stand.
Lanchlan, a 22-year-old designer, says he wants his design to show the many sides of Idealog and he wanted to convey the creative aspect of business.
Thanks to all our entrants. And if you missed out on purchasing an Idealog T at Semi-Permanent, printed on superfine organic cotton, don’t panic. You can buy one at Trade Me for a mere $25.
Audi designer Wolfgang Egger brings the A5 Sportback to life right in front of our eyes. It’s all about three lines, apparently, but those three lines have been obsessed over. Enjoy the autospeak: the rear comes complete with both accent and elbow.
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