Fred Deakin Mix

PLEASE NOTE — Our long so-called bracelet-style top lid gift boxes (215 x 45 x 25mm) will soon be replaced with Stereohype's new matchbox-style gift box versions. We only have limited stock of these long boxes left during this transition period. New additions will automatically be packaged with our new matchbox-style packaging. We will gradually reshoot preview visuals but for now it is what you see is what you get.

Each of these long luxury gift boxes contains seven of Stereohype's popular button badges. Selected designs are taken from Stereohype's growing button badge collection. So-called Artist Gift Boxes feature button badges designed by only one of Stereohype's super-talented 600+ international contributors – artists, illustrators, designers, architects, photographers, collectives and studios. Inside the elegant matt black cardboard gift box is a black flock pad and badges are directly pinned into it. All Stereohype button badges available at stereohype.com are classic high quality one inch (25mm) metal back badges with so-called D-pin (although it looks more like an 'e'). Tiny stickers at the back of each button badge mention the artist, release date, series number, etc. Badges are printed and encapsulated with love and care in the United Kingdom.

Badges by Fred Deakin from Stereohype's B.I.O. Series 15.

Single badge SKUs: B1079B15, B1080B15, B1081B15, B1082B15, B1083B15, B1084B15, B1085B15.

Fred Deakin currently runs the collaborative organisation Fred & Company which specialises in interactive art and educational projects. He is also Professor of Interactive Digital Arts at the University of the Arts London. As half of the band Lemon Jelly with Nick Franglen he has been Mercury and Brit nominated, sold over half a million albums, headlined stages at almost every major UK music festival (Glastonbury, Bestival, Big Chill, Reading, Leeds, T in the Park etc.) and made three albums he is very proud of. Fred was also founder and director of ground-breaking London design agency Airside with Nat Hunter and Alex MacLean which won and was nominated for two BAFTAs, nine D&ADs, four Design Week Awards including Best In Show, a Webby and a bunch of others he can’t remember. They ran for fourteen years and closed on a high in early 2012. The Gestalten book Airside By Airside (2010) tells their story; it was a lot of fun.

External link: freddeak.in

Created by: Fred Deakin