Bureau Mirko Borsche is introducing 'Super Paper,' a free design newspaper in Munich, Germany.
It's a testament to how great Borsche is that he's giving this publication, which prints 15,000 copies, away for free. His images are weird, yes, but absolutely brilliant. They include Kevin McCallister's iconic 'Home Alone' pose, augmented with an extra set of hands which aren't immediately noticeable. That image, along with many others, requires a double-take.
The most notable quality in Borsche's work is his ability to abandon all rules, organically coming up with something that is entirely his own. Warped and distorted, maybe, but entirely his own. This originality and fearlessness is hard to come by, and therefore Borsche must be appreciated as a rare gem.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Distorted Graphic Illustrations
- Opportunity for designers to explore unconventional and imaginative graphic styles that challenge traditional norms.
- Free Design Publications
- Potential for businesses to offer free design newspapers or magazines as a promotional tool to showcase their creative work.
- Unconventional Creativity
- Opportunity for artists and designers to break free from established rules and create unique and innovative artwork.
Sectors Adopting This
- Graphic Design
- Graphic design agencies can embrace distorted graphic illustrations to offer cutting-edge and visually striking designs to clients.
- Publishing
- Newspaper and magazine publishers can consider offering free design publications to attract readers and advertisers with unique and eye-catching content.
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can explore unorthodox creative techniques to push boundaries and create truly original and groundbreaking artwork.
