FieldCandy is an exciting design-led brand of tents injecting colour, creativity and fun into the camping space by offering a range of totally unexpected designs.

Their flysheets are printed in the UK, using fabric also manufactured in the UK. The 100% natural cotton inner tent is produced in China, exclusivly for FieldCandy, using regionally grown cotton, by a manufacturer which has a worldwide reputation for quality and ISO standards accreditation, easily achieving our code of conduct.

They use aluminum tent poles and pegs manufactured using an innovative acid-free process that is much less environmentally damaging than conventional methods. The zips and other fixings and fittings are made by the world’s leading zip supplier. The accessories are manufactured on behalf of FieldCandy by specialist producers in the UK and Europe.

I am sure at this stage most of you are aware of the 8.9 earthquake and tsunami devastating Japan epically. The whole world is raising money to support this terrible disaster. Even the design community has risen to do their part.The profits of the products below ,when sold ,are totally or partially donated to the charity/associations which are involved in helping over Japan.

Scout Books

three-pack of blank books, fea­tur­ing a sim­ple red heart on the cover. 100% of the pro­ceeds will go directly to Mercy Corps and their relief efforts.

Rising Sun

The 18″ x 24″ screen print fea­tures a high-gloss white ink and is printed on an envi­ron­men­tally cer­ti­fied paper. $25 from each print will be donated to the Red Cross’s relief efforts.

Botto Arts

The strik­ing cherry blos­som sym­bol, is avail­able in print and but­ton form .A free but­ton will be sent to the first 50 peo­ple who con­tact him that have donated at least $10 to the relief efforts.

Help Japan

All profits made by the sale of this poster will be donated to help relief efforts in Japan.

Army for Japan

100% of the proceeds of the sales of this shirt will go toward The Salvation Army’s relief efforts in Japan

PJ Tierney

Aoiro Studio

12” x 18” high quality digital print on white tone silk cardboard poster stock. And also hand-signed by François Hoang
All 100% of sales will go to Canadian Red Cross to support the Japan Disaster Relief

Rob Dobi

All profits from poster to benefit disaster recovery in Japan.Several sizes offered.

W+K Studio

They are asking a donation of at least $25 for a print, with 100% of the profits going to The Red Cross.Designed by Max Erdenberger.40″ x 26″ 1-color screenprint on Neenah Environment Ultra Bright White 80# Cover.

Ars Thanea

Leukocyt

All profits from sales will be donated to help relief efforts in Japan.

TypCut

Profits will be donated to Red Cross.

Steve Schiavello

Jelle Pingen

Zac Neulieb

Renan Valadares

Hannes Beer

Print 070/365 from The All Day Everyday Project.
Inspiration: It concerns us all – it’s our planet. All money raised with this print will be donated to the Red Cross to help the victims.Every print is signed & numbered.

K-Dot

Pussies on Parade

JAPAN

100% of profits from this tee will go support the Red Cross’s disaster relief efforts to help those affected by the earthquake in Japan and tsunami throughout the Pacific.

Subedobar

Linda Yuki Nakanishi

Ajdimarucot

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CarolynArtist

Cali Rezo

Ideo

Béji – Namazu

To Donate

To donate for the Japan Disaster Relief, please do at your choice for those following relief organizations:

Red Cross

Doctors Without Borders

The Salvation Army

Link Abduzeedo

For the F1 savvy follwers you may have not noticed that….

In 2005 a new law passed by the European Parliament and Council,prohibited tobacco sposnorship in sporting events.
Now,try to immagine yourself in charge of one of the major F1 team in the world,Ferrari and you are negotiating a big time $1 billion contract to display another tobacco brand leader Marlboro.

What would you do?Well Ferrari’s F1 teams came up with the most sneaking graphic solution ever,a bar code which resembles the banned logo of the same tobacco brand the car company was dealing with.Yes,but only at a “certain” speed….

The Pre-Legislation Ferrari Marlboro Livery, circa 2005

The 2010 Ferrari Scuderia (Marlboro) F1, side view:

The Barcode Design on Team Firesuits and Uniforms

A Visual Comparison of the Barcode (roughly comped) and the Marlboro Logo

The Ferrari Scuderia (Marlboro) F1 Team Logo Featuring Barcode

If you want to know more you can find a more explanatory article here