Agosto 2008: El Principado de Asturias patrocina el taller de la revista/editorial Belio, donde sus editores/diseñadores compartiran conocimientos y experencias.
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Here we proudly present you the third version of the Gee.Oh.Dee web site. A kind of design blog where you can follow our creations.

For the moment you can find only few posts with our last designs. Day by day we hope to actualize this new web-site with new and older posts. Until we have finished to publish all our old art-works, you can check them in the previous web-site: Gee.Oh.Dee 2.0.

The new Gee.Oh.Dee website has been created with the invaluable support of Mario (Lovethechaos) doing the programation work. The graphic design and concept was created by Javier IA.

Pablo & Javier IA have created a new design for the 2008 spring-summer t-shirts collection of Nonoloa T-shirts trade. A 3D visions graphic over mottled grey and blue-green t-shirts. Get them before is too late at Nonoloa.com

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Gee.Oh.Dee & Belio Magazine were invited by the Bios Collective to take part at Designwalk. The event were from the 1st to 3rd of February in Athens (Greece). A open doors day of different design studios that have also invited other design studios from all over the world. We were the special guest of a very special collective: Bios. We could share lot of ideas and experience that we had in common.

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We have created the artwork for the incoming new CD of Proyecto Mirage “Turn it on”. The 5th CD-album by the spanish band will be released by the german label Ant-Zen. The definitive design selected represents a new step in the Proyecto Mirage’s image.

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Belio madness issue cover was created by Pablo IA. A squizophrenic design that show the 2 different faces of Belio in 2 different versions, one for the cover of the magazine and another one for the promotional sticker.

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This artwork was created by Javier IA for the editorial text published at Belio 025: Mad issue. The image represent a mix of 2 tarot cards: The Hanged and The Fool. He also added other mystical simbols to create a meaningful design.

Is it Albert Einstein the Fool Hanged?