e-Types was invited to design a Qee for the Vinyl CPH exhibition, celebrating urban culture and graphic design by letting different firms and artists decorate a vinyl toy. The proceeds from the following auction going towards supporting the Red Cross' work in 3rd world countries.
Having a clean slate to do what we wanted to the vinyl toy, we decided to cleave the thing in two. After all, more Qees mean more money for the needy, right? We had some friends mount the two halves to a couple of mirrors and package them in each their wooden box. We decided to call them HOKUS and POKUS respectively - a reference to the optical illusion created by the reflections of the dolls.
Finally, as the astute observer will notice, there is no type what so ever. Yeah, e-Types does do stuff without type. Rarely... but still.
Read more about the project at the Vinyl CPH website
