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Tag Archives: Typography
Photography book design.
I’ve been a friends with Jake for a long time. His eye is always good. It’s been a pleasure designing this book for him. All I had to do was let the work speak. Some nice sensitive typography.
Posted in Books, Design, Jake, Uncategorized
Tagged book design, Design, Photography book, Typography
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Tasteful pinkyblue sparkly woodblock printing.
Not Much to say on this one. You either like hand printed sequined woodblocks or you don’t. Something satisfying about the amount of texture and detail in something so readable.
Posted in Typefaces, Uncategorized
Tagged Design, lettering, sequins, Typography, woodblocks
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Intaglio Films logo
This branding work took in the study of Albrecht Dürer, making large versions of Assyrian cylinder rolls out of plaster and lots of illustration. The type is specially designed and based on Dürer’s ideas of harmony. The ideas behind the … Continue reading
NEW WOODBLOCKS
I love woodblock type. Bought a new typeface, a news gothic, from Ireland apparently. They didn’t have a ‘W’ so I got a free ‘!’. The Japanese ink has been mixed with cheap blue poster paint. Anyway, just look at … Continue reading
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Tagged ink, printing, Typography, Woodblock type
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Posters for school. Rockin’ & Quizin’
A versatile thing, the fox. I like the idea of a mobile logo, one that can dress up in new clothes but is always itself. Here’s a few of the posters I’ve designed for the school. He even swims. The … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Posters., Uncategorized, Yerbury School designs
Tagged Design, foxes, graphic, Poster, Typography, Yerbury
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Auckland Castle Leaflet
I do like working for Auckland Castle Trust. The people are nice, the idea for project is really genuine and the art and architecture is unique. The leaflet features my illiustration, design and typography. The feel is supposed to be … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Illustration, Posters., Uncategorized
Tagged Auckland castle, graphic design, Illustration, leaflet design, Poster, Typography
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Design week 5: a poster for kids
I thought this would be fun to post. Trying to keep the kids in order. Made in a calm, clean coloured style.
Posted in Design, Posters., Uncategorized
Tagged caslon, kids, Poster, to do list, Typography
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Fashion week 1: Reeves logo
I’ve worked for David Reeves since 2008. Recently he’s wanted a revamp of his logo, branding and website. This is the story of how the logo was remade, starting at the end result and working backwards to the original design. … Continue reading
Posted in David Reeves Modern English Tailor, Logos
Tagged Design, Fashion logo, logo design, tailoring, Typography
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KR Tailoring design
Intertwined lettering, a tweaked slab serif. Solid, trustworthy and timeless.
Posted in Business cards, Design
Tagged business card, Fashion, letterhead, logo design, Typography
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Chocolate Diamond Campaign. Tasty.
Here’s a campaign I’ve been working on. A brochure, advert, business card and chocolate wrapper. Diamonds and chocolate are two things most people really like, hence the theme. The typography is classic and integrated in with imagery. Using sympathetic colour to … Continue reading
Posted in Brochures, Design, Uncategorized
Tagged brochure, chocolate, Design, diamonds, Typography
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Pop design: With love.
“Why Is This Happening?” is a song about immigration in the UK from the immigrants point of view. “The #WITHlove2015UK campaign is a music-led initiative to release a song to raise awareness and fight back against the growing anti-immigration and … Continue reading
Museum Of London: Sherlock Holmes web game.
The original homepage. The headline text faded in and out. The design works perfectly on laptop, tablet and mobile. A sample of game pages. The headline type fades after 5 seconds. Rather atmospheric. The woodblock typeface was printed and scanned … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Uncategorized, Website
Tagged Museum of London, Sherlock Holmes, Typography, web games
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Design Week 2: Typographical off cuts.
These images are screenshots from photoshop documents. I’ve been working on a web puzzle game and these pieces of type were left over.
Wedding Invites for David & Sarah
These invites for my sister in law and her now husband were a joy to do. The brief stipulated the colour green, circular shapes and no illustrations of hearts etc. There were three different invites designed and a group of … Continue reading
A Frank typeface.
Called Frank after it’s inspiration the artist Frank Stella. Stella didn’t seem a good name. My 401st post. Wow.
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Tagged Design, Frank Stella, Typeface, Typography
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Wedding invites in Green
The background is a photograph of frost on my Rover 400. The typeface is Greek Satyr – the first time it has appeared in print. Natasha was a exemplary client. Printed by the wonderful Oldacres on Hatton Garden.
Posted in Design, Uncategorized
Tagged Design in green, Frosty Rover 400's, Typography, wedding invites
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A Very Pammy Birthday card
You know a night out is going to end well when the words ‘Experimental cocktails’ are used. KG & CT made the Let It Bleed cake for Pam. Nobody ate the record. I think. A fantastic cake / meal / … Continue reading
Old Sketchbook week: No.14! Big Book 2, First Salvo, BIG TYPE.
Ok, here’s some woodblock type. I’ve experimented with different viscosities and media on the type. It’s a beautiful bit of craftsmanship, and most of the letterforms are near perfect for this Alternate Gothic style of font. Please ask if you … Continue reading
Posted in Sketchbooks, Typefaces
Tagged Alternative Gothic, big letterforms, type, Typography, woodblock printing
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