ijusi is an independent magazine that offers a platform for designers, artists and the like to experiment with the vernacular of Post-Aparthed South Africa.
"these magazines suddenly discovered ‘graphic design from South Africa, Rainbow Nation’ blah blah. Madiba was a great help in that SA was totally unknown (design-wise) but [he] was on everyone lips" I 📸 @ijusimagazine
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Reminder: Call for submissions - open to all.
Graphic design, photography, typography, illustration, text, and essay formats are all welcome.
Theme : VIRUS or PANDEMIC - not necessarily Covid-19 or Corona virus… https://t.co/wp1GzVADFN
Call for submissions - open to all.
Graphic design, photography, typography, illustration, text, and essay formats are all welcome.
Theme : VIRUS or PANDEMIC - not necessarily Covid-19 or Corona virus… https://t.co/CNfJqxS6mb
BEFORE and AFTER
Driving school office (now demolished) near uMgababa on Durban's south coast. Vernacular graphic design at its best.
See more on ijusi #33 here: https://t.co/F11lit1yJp
...they're known as umNcedo, literally 'caps' to cover the end of a Zulu man's dangly bits. Woven from grass and iLala palm, they are still used today by die-hard traditionalists...
see more at https://t.co/F11lit1yJp