Designer duo Team Thursday reveals why Dutch are good in book design
Posted : 2021-07-22 08:33
Updated : 2021-07-22 10:19
Loes van Esch, left, and Simone Trum of Dutch graphic design duo Team Thursday, who designed the Versatile Volumes exhibition, which displays the 33 books that won the Best Dutch Book Designs in 2019 at the KF Gallery in central Seoul. Courtesy of Team Thursday
By Kwon Mee-yoo
From books introducing the history of activist printing in Amsterdam ( The Wheel Turner ) and the moss of the British region of Letterewe ( Bryophytes and Lichens of Letterewe ), to a 12-meter-long poetry book ( Hooked! 30 Years of Singing, Sanding and Sawing ) and a catalogue of the Rijksmuseum s collection of Rembrandt s works ( Rembrandt x Rijksmuseum ), the quintessence of Dutch Book design is currently on display at the Korea Foundation (KF) Gallery in central Seoul through Aug. 13.
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Team17 Has Released A PC Demo For Super Magbot
Team17 Has Released A PC Demo For Super Magbot
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Team17 and developer Astral Pixel has released a brand new demo of their upcoming game
Super Magbot for PC. If you haven t been able to check the game out yet, this is a precise 2D platformer where your skills will be put to the test, but it comes with a bit of a twist as you cannot jump. Like, at all! It will be up to you to use magnetic powers to traverse and complete every level with your speed and skills. All of which has been presented in a classic 16-bit presentation that will take you back to the glory days of the SNES. The game looks really awesome and is presented in a way where the mechanics feel fresh and not too overbearing. You can head to the Steam page at the link above to download the demo, which is absolutely free to try. The game will be released sometime in 2021, but a timeframe hasn t been locked down yet.