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Tag Archives: Flyer
David Reeves: Tailoring takes time
Always a pleasure to work for David. Good images, nice ideas and I get paid in the highest quality menswear.
Posted in David Reeves Modern English Tailor, Design, Press
Tagged David reeves Bespoke, Flyer, men's fashion, type as head
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Made to measure
Worn in the USA, punned in London.
Posted in David Reeves Modern English Tailor
Tagged Flyer, made to measure, puns, suits
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Creativity, Ageing and Psychoanalysis
A nice little job for a good neighbour. This is an A4 flyer that folds in thirds. There’s some colour coding to make it lighter and to try and seperate the text. The font choice is Perpetua, which is English … Continue reading
Posted in Design
Tagged age matters, aging, Art, coloured type, creativity, dementia, Design, Flyer, Perpetua, poetry, psychoanalysis, Typography
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How a thing gets designed…
I’ve just re -looked at these old logo designs and it shows very smoothly how a design project works. Firstly I was commissioned to design a flyer logo from XK8, had a chat about what they wanted; a popular indie … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Logos
Tagged Design, Flyer, hi fi, international, japanese cool, Logo, old stuff
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Smoke & Mirrors
A logo job for another clubnight. Based on Gitanes packs. Ohh I used to like them stinky sticks…
Posted in Design, Logos, Music
Tagged Club, Design, Flyer, Gitanes inspired design, Graphics, Illustration, Logo, Typeface
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The Old Volks Home
It’s the best copy line I’ve ever thought of (which might be why I don’t usually write copy). Here’s the back of the flyer.
