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An 11-month journey through my own design work, with a metric ton of tinkering, fiddling, agonizing, and compiling. The covers are acrylic, with a stainless steel binding and aluminum posts. The interior covers are laser-cut, wood veneer.
I did this in 2006 on Illustrator for Graphic Design class. The contrast in this picture isn't very good, and the glass over the piece is throwing the colour off... so it's not that washed out.
Anselll Jones & Co. Ltd were block & tackle engineers based in Birmingham. Letter dated 12 April 1928 Ref.: BT_004_52
From the Bill Lind Collection
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Trademark for the Rhône-Poulenc Group. Designer Jean Fortin. From Graphis Annual 71/72. (France). Blogged at Aqua-Velvet.
Allen & Simmonds (Reading) Ltd. were piston & piston ring specialists based in Reading, England. Letter dated 2 May 1925 Ref.: BT_004_36
From the Bill Lind Collection
tshirt design for www.urbanathlon.co.uk . The design is for the reverse of a white tshirt so that the figure is positioned like its creeping up over the wearers shoulder
Coventry, The, Victor Motor Company Ltd were engine manufacturers based in Coventry
Letter dated 10 Dec 1962
Ref.: BT_004_340
From the Bill Lind Collection
Every product on the market has a barcode and yet only few companies have dared to interact with it design-wise. Since we always pay attention to details we decided to play around with the barcode. We saw the opportunity of a blank space around the barcode and designed it look more interesting by implementing roots growing from the barcode to form a fully grown tree which is a clear reference to our clients business. We have also designed a user friendly manual in a form of pictograms on the back of the package. Drawing of these pictograms was more challenging task then we thought as we needed to display the usage of the product in three small boxes. The design and colors choices proved to be a success at the end of the branding process.
BOAC, 1947, a poster commissioned by the London Press Exchange, incorporating Theyre Lee-Elliott’s ‘Speedbird’.
Image by permission of the Henrion estate.