Andrew Byrom

Andrea Tinnes

Like these for there potential dual function. On a large scale they have the benefit of intriguing decoration but functionally at a distance they appear as type.

Alex Trochut

Type and Illustration design. My main interested in the way type is used for advertising. This is something i have started to look into recently and want to explore more of.

These made me look twice, then a third

Jonathan Lowman

His work starts to push the legibility boundaries, but is still legible which is personally something important. Mainly interested in the type faces oppose to layout.






Alistair Webb

A typographer that experiments with materials and environment. The result is intriguing design that is eye catching and inspiring.

The colours here work really well. The grey background provides a neutral platform for the colours to work. It stands out, its eye catching and makes me want to read the poster.

Craig Ward

Letter Press work, always inspiring. I should really make use of my dads workshop to make some block type.

Suisse

Suisse Design & Art Direction

The work tells you two things with one word.

an example of how only type can be used in advertising. It is an example of simple type use which results in the advert being easily read, be it magazine, newspaper or billboard.

Client: Dyson
Agency: VCCP
Creative Team: Creative Director: Rooney Carruthers;
Art Director: Veryan Prigg;
Copywriter: Kieran Knight

Teacake design

A mate told me about these guys, it seems they really enjoy what they do and it shows in their work. Well worth checking their work out.

www.teacakedesign.com

Seblester

Some excellent designs by Seblester. Enough said.

NIce ad, who did it?

I came across this ad for the Audi A6, not sure who the designer is but think they have done a fine job of communicating the concept. It is made using vector roads and traffic symbols. This is the potential basis in which my work could be used for.

Do you know who the designer is?

My basic plan for the next 4 weeks.

Lets see how that goes.