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My creation for the "Food peel' theme - Clementine ? :)
Please do not use or reproduce this image on Websites/Blog or
any other media without my explicit permission.
©Kings Davis 2021
You have mail, by the train load
The British Rail class 325, built by ABB at Derby Litchurch Lane Works, solely to carry for Royal Mail, a total of 16 sets were built.
Passing through Crewe, headed by 325016 with 325007 at the rear, each set is made up of 4 unconnected unmanned carriages DTVA-PMV-TAV-DTVB, each with 4 roller shutters.
I love the large round oleo buffers, reminds me of the old CIE AEC Park Royals.
DesignLab was presented with the challenge of creating posters that represent different users based on feedback and data aquired by our UX team. We wanted them to be bold, simple, and effective. Pulling inspiration from my own persona portraits, as well as the work of Paula Scher, we created something unique and eye-catching. One of our designers, Justin Pervorse, created the hand drawn type. To help us keep all this important data in the front of our minds, we hung the posters in one of our most-trafficked rooms of MailChimp HQ. Now, we see and think about them every day.
You can read more about it on our blog HERE
DesignLab was presented with the challenge of creating posters that represent different users based on feedback and data aquired by our UX team. We wanted them to be bold, simple, and effective. Pulling inspiration from my own persona portraits, as well as the work of Paula Scher, we created something unique and eye-catching. One of our designers, Justin Pervorse, created the hand drawn type. To help us keep all this important data in the front of our minds, we hung the posters in one of our most-trafficked rooms of MailChimp HQ. Now, we see and think about them every day.
You can read more about it on our blog HERE
(This is where I'm sending anyone who asks for a Bio and a pic)
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Jon Hicks is highly regarded graphic designer based in Oxfordshire. Most widely known for his work on the Firefox, Mailchimp and Shopify logos, and recent projects such as the Skype emoticon redesign and interface work for Opera Software. He also quite literally wrote the book on Icons: "The Icon Handbook" for Five Simple Steps Publishing.
Jon's blog - The Hickensian - is where he regularly writes about bikes, cycling, design, Dr Who and sometimes web things: www.hicksdesign.co.uk/journal
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Photograph by Al Power: alpower.com/ (please credit)
Link to High-res: farm9.staticflickr.com/8384/8557317756_555a1f947d_o.jpg
Fascinating e-mail
An interesting exhibition at the Design Museum (it closed on 22 October). e-mail is dead certainly caught the attention of this woman.
I quite like this shot, but I should have zoomed in much closer. It’s always easier in hindsight!
P106-0870 Taken at: Design Museum, Kensington, London
One of three ads in Creative Loafing, Atlanta's alternative weekly newspaper, to promote open positions on the support team. Featuring original photography and playful handwritten type.
See them all on
One of three ads in Creative Loafing, Atlanta's alternative weekly newspaper, to promote open positions on the support team. Featuring original photography and playful handwritten type.
See them all on
Mailchimp is the main sponsor of CreativeMornings/NewYork and started creating custom slides based on that month's speaker. We feel that these are setting a new standard in how cool event sponsorship can actually be.
They are all designed by the fantastic Aaron Robbs.
One of three ads in Creative Loafing, Atlanta's alternative weekly newspaper, to promote open positions on the support team. Featuring original photography and playful handwritten type.
See them all on
Launch day is finally here! Check out the completely redesigned MailChimp: mailchimp.com/
Had such an amazing time working on these photos. Collaborating with the team on styling, design, and art direction was completely rewarding!
See more HERE
DesignLab was presented with the challenge of creating posters that represent different users based on feedback and data aquired by our UX team. We wanted them to be bold, simple, and effective. Pulling inspiration from my own persona portraits, as well as the work of Paula Scher, we created something unique and eye-catching. One of our designers, Justin Pervorse, created the hand drawn type. To help us keep all this important data in the front of our minds, we hung the posters in one of our most-trafficked rooms of MailChimp HQ. Now, we see and think about them every day.
You can read more about it on our blog HERE
"Passion Never Fails"
I just realized I never uploaded this commission I did for Mailchimp back in Spring of 2015. It was funny getting paid to paint here considering the last time I was in this particular building it was empty and I was not supposed to be there.
Thank you so much to Monica Campana from Living Walls for hooking this up. It really meant a lot to me.
WORKSHOP presents the 10th Annual Brooklyn Derby held at Greenwood Park – ponies, prizes, bonnets, seersuckers, and plenty of mint juleps. Much appreciation goes to our partners Maker's Mark, Etsy, MailChimp, and Greenwood Park. Photos by Steve McFarland
Mailchimp is the main sponsor of CreativeMornings/NewYork and started creating custom slides based on that month's speaker. We feel that these are setting a new standard in how cool event sponsorship can actually be.
They are all designed by the fantastic Aaron Robbs.
This CreativeMornings/Omaha event was hosted at Luli Creative House.
We celebrated our 6th year with a happy hour, networking and games.
The event was sponsored by Mailchimp.
Our local partners are RDG Planning & Design, Hot Shops Art Center and Event Vesta.
Photos by Eric Francis