Postcard - S.E.L.A. - “The Soviet Sputnik - The First in the World” is part of a series of prints exploring space race propaganda, released alongside S.E.L.A – Space Exploration Logo Archive, a book documenting logos from space exploration from…
Postcard - S.E.L.A. - “The Soviet Sputnik - The First in the World” is part of a series of prints exploring space race propaganda, released alongside S.E.L.A – Space Exploration Logo Archive, a book documenting logos from space exploration from the 1940s to today.
Dimensions: 20.2 x 13.7 cm
Risograph print
Part of the space race/propaganda series
Released with S.E.L.A – Space Exploration Logo Archive
The book celebrates the visual identity of space exploration from 1942 to 2023. This unique archive features over 450 meticulously redrawn vector logos, preserving the original designs with utmost fidelity.
Each logo in "SELA" tells a story of innovation and achievement, from the earliest missions to the latest space endeavors. The book is a tribute to the creativity and vision of graphic designers who have inspired generations of space enthusiasts.
The Author
Davide Mascioli, designer and art director from Rome–Italy, is the creative force behind "SELA”.
Passionate about art, space exploration, and design, Davide envisioned this book as a project he himself would love to own.
His dedication to creating something tangible that preserves and celebrates the rich visual history of space exploration is the heart of this project.
The Publisher
Oreri—Iniziativa Editoriale, is a Risograph printing workshop and independent publishing house interested in art and design, literature, and radical politics. Oreri is located in the Marina district in downtown Cagliari, Italy.
They are dedicated to providing a platform for artists and authors to bring their unique projects to life.
Their mission is to support and disseminate diverse voices and perspectives, fostering a vibrant community of creators.
Behind the scenes
Here are some shots from the production phase of the book and the nine-poster set.
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