10 June 2020
Fedrigoni 365 Project
Fedrigoni 365/2021 designed by TM
2021 will see the Fedrigoni 365 collaboration reach new heights by becoming the most inclusive and dynamic edition yet.
As an ode to community and togetherness, Fedrigoni UK will be opening the doors to hundreds of UK creatives for the latest edition of its coveted calendar project. Through the use of cutting-edge digital printing technology by print partner Ricoh, the project will no longer be limited to 365 contributors, inviting the industry at large to submit their own designs that interpret a number provided to them at random. Each book will contain a unique collection of 365 designs, randomly collated from the hundreds of contributions.
Fedrigoni 365/2021 will be printed on the digital Ricoh 7200 machine,allowing each book to be entirely unique from cover to cover. It will be printed using neon and CYMK inks onto a range of papers from the Fedrigoni digital collection.
So far, the success of the Fedrigoni 365 project has been its sense of inclusion and positivity, bringing together creatives of all generations and styles in an endlessly collaborative project. It has given designers the opportunity to set their own brief, to be as creative as they can be and to see their own work on the printed page.
Previous editions of the publication have put the spotlight on select stocks from Fedrigoni’s vast range of papers, from an entirely black book in 2018 to an entirely white edition in 2019, followed by a recycled rainbow of colours in 2020. All profits from previous editions have been donated to charity, so far
raising over £15,000.
UK creatives can register to be included in Fedrigoni 365/2021 here:
www.fedrigoni365.com
The call for entries will close on Friday 19th June.
The full press release can be downloaded below.
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