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w.e.b. Magazine

Philipp — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 09:35:21 +0000

Websmedia Publishing (Seoul, Korea) did a feature on Berlin and included a 2 page interview and showcase of Plasticbag in the December issue of their monthly publication »w.e.b. magazine«.

Links: websmedia.co.kr, worldweb.co.kr

Web Designing

Philipp — Wed, 24 May 2006 11:18:09 +0000

Mainichi Communications (Tokyo, Japan) features a mini-interview with me and fellow Designers in the June issue of their monthly magazine »Web Designing«.

Link: book.mycom.co.jp/wd/

2006 is the year of Germany in Japan and many events related to Germany were held in all over the country. Moreover, we have FIFA WorldCup in Germany this June. The whole country has that Germany feel to it. Why not us? Well… Guten Tag! German Design.

Practical Internet Web Designer

Philipp — Fri, 05 Dec 2003 17:22:08 +0000

»Practical Internet Web Designer« (published by Paragon, a division of Highbury House Communications PLC), currently the only monthly Web design magazine in the UK, features screenshots of Plasticbag in their monthly gallery, where they showcase the websites and artwork of a few prominent designers.

[...] Plasticbag personifies this by not only providing a URL dipped in edgy good looks, but also quirky animation. From a neon and white intro screen akin to a photocopying accident, a gallery of lo-fi montages continue the deliberately trashy aesthetics. [...] Links to past formats display a more conventional touch, with pages featuring both dynamic 3D menus and cute pixellated characters.

Link: paragon.co.uk

Cre@te Online

Philipp — Sun, 15 Jul 2001 09:24:54 +0000

Plasticbag is showcased in this months »Cre@te Online« issue (London, United Kingdom)

In line with the german emphasis on efficiency and system, this site demonstrates a solid bit of scripting [...]. It’s all a bit of a game as navigation is obtuse and users have to explore the interface [...] to find the vital links. Plasticbag has created some very nice touches and the overall effect is impressive.

Link: createonline.co.uk