Category Typography

The Jazz Meet

In December I posted about a new jazz venture that I had created the identity for and I mentioned how I hoped they were successful as I could see a whole range of possibilities for the posters and flyers. Well, thankfully the new year has started well for The Jazz Meet and there is even [...]

A sneak preview..

.. of the new ‘anti-branding’. More to come as and when I have them, but this is just a sneak peak of the soft proofing (wrinkles and all) and even though it isn’t on the 540gsm GF Smith stock I gotta say I am liking the Bodini in that red.

The Feltron Annual Report

It is something I eagerly await because it is simply one of the best pieces of design, year-in-year-out. What is it? It is the Feltron Annual Report. Something I know I wouldn’t have the patience to do myself while simultaneously wanting to be able to say ‘I did this.’ However, I can’t say that, so [...]

Happy New Year

Let’s start the new year the way we plan to go on – with good design in mind and in sight. Saw this fantastic calendar by This Studio at the ever-excellent Blanka and although its big (A1) at only £20 it should be bought I think…

LDF: one hour typography challenge

The excellent London Design Festival recently ran a one hour typography challenge based on the poster campaign Pentagram did for them in 2009. The premise was simple; choose one of 80 design quotes and within an hour design an A4 poster. They we’re offering no prizes – it was meant to be just a bit [...]

The Fickle Formula

The latest flyer-come-poster in the series for the monthly shindig that is The Fickle Formula.

Disease. Poverty. Conflict.

Another day another post and another blast from the past (or rather another ‘classic’). This time it is the ChildHope Annual Review from 2001. ChildHope is a children’s charity supporting and helping to protect vulnerable children internationally by providing healthcare, education and protection and I was more than happy to be involved with them. This [...]

XL

I’ve channelled the brilliance of Wim Crouwel for the invite for my own fortieth birthday party. The XL of the title obviously is doubling up as Roman numerals for 40 and for what I expect to be an extra large event, both on the day and in my life.

It’s showtime!

It’s a rock album. It is an art project. It is also a collaboration between Made in Earnest and Stephen Kenny of a two pipe problem using old wooden type to give an unpredictable edge to the printing process. I love the way the wood type takes on a life of its own, each surface [...]

For hip dancers

New flyer for The Fickle Formula, this one aimed at all the hip dancers out there. Hope you like it.