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Diamond apple
Red diamond is the symbol of forever love.
Apple means peace and happy.
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23andMe had a story to tell.
The genetic research company 23andMe is a
major player in the effort to understand and defeat Parkinson’s Disease. Having
recently launched a major research project, 23andMe needs thousands of people already
diagnosed with the disease to contribute a genetic
sample for cutting edge analysis. The
company needed to spread the word. To that end, they partnered with Muhammad Ali to raise
awareness among people with the disease about their current study.
They hired me to create an ad that
celebrated the partnership of 23andMe with Ali, with a call to action for the viewer to find out more information at 23andme.com/pd.
In addition to the layout, I retouched the
archival photos used.
D.F. Bennie Ltd were builders' merchants based in Glasgow. Letter dated 3 January 1957 Ref.:BT_004_135
From the Bill Lind Collection
Lufthansa in Helvetica. Airline graphics have always been of interest to me. I took my first flight alone when I was eleven years old on a United Airlines Boeing DC3 out of Seattle. That was in 1939 and I still remember every detail of the plane, the uniforms, the seating in a compartment, the graphics, it all left a deep impression on my young mind.
Graphic Design for a new packaging Branding for a Malt Beverage. This piece is part of my portfolio of Graphic Designer, Art Director and Creative Director.
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
One of many Jane Grigson books published by Penguin. Originally published in 1971, still in print, this edition is 1981. Cover photo by Alan Spain.
Denny Hovercraft Ltd were hovercraft builders based in London Englang
Letter dated 10 Jun 1968
Ref.: BT_004_386
From the Bill Lind Collection
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.
A number of men were killed working on cutters, changing picks for example and someone at the gate end switched the power on
Trademark for the Rhône-Poulenc Group. Designer Jean Fortin. From Graphis Annual 71/72. (France). Blogged at Aqua-Velvet.