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Originally published in 1976 this book contains the full corporate identity manuals of thirteen companies.
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Kneeling/sitting, left to right:
1. Miles Wachter (1954-60)
2. Alan Davis (1974-79)
3. Christine Flood
4. Andrew Needham (1965-69)
5. Jane Oldridge (1947-54)
6. Paddy Scott-Clark (1943-50)
Standing, left to right:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. James Sillavan (1958-62)
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8.
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10. David Mackinley-Woodhall (1946-51)
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13. Derek Hulme (1950-53)
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15. John Flood
16. Robert Darell (1974-79)
17. Jeremy Blatchford (1961-63)
18. Peter Dawson (1965-69)
19. Michael Read (1962-67)
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21. Julian Williams (behind) (1962-67)
22. Charles Llewellyn (front) (1962-68)
23. Susan Cromie (1945-52)
24. Justin Bodle (1969-73)
25. Digby Macpherson (19??-68)
26. Anthony Cromie
27. Laurence Robinson (1968-72)
28. Grant Needham (1963-67)
29.
30. Jonathan Palfrey (1963-67)
31. Emile Farhi (1963-68)
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Originally published in 1976 this book contains the full corporate identity manuals of thirteen companies.
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
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"Caoimhe Lionheart"
HER SHAPE
my skin hehhee
I am an imposter but for a good cause. Caoimhe donating her shape for Wigs for Kids. I have been doing this wonderful chairity in rl for over 20 years. This was a no brainer to help. She raised alot of money by auctioning off her shape. Because of a bad situation a lot of great things happened for Wigs for Kids.
Sometimes the Lord put Angels on Earth to watch over us. Thank you Lord for Cao. Our SL Angel.
Originally published in 1976 this book contains the full corporate identity manuals of thirteen companies.
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
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Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
Originally published in 1976 this book contains the full corporate identity manuals of thirteen companies.
6 x title sequences (bespoke per episode)
6 x Break Bumpers
MGFX Studio have completed the opening titles for "Identity" a major new drama on ITV. Starring Aiden Gillen from The Wire and Keeley Hawes from Ashes to Ashes as well as a host of other well known cast members, this new venture for ITV looks set to be a big hit. Producer Warwick Hewett says ‘Matt (Curtis of AP Design) approached us to provided the titles for this production. We jumped at the chance; Matt always brings us good work and is an excellent client to work with so we sat down and worked a few things out before developing the idea with our MGFX department.”
The boards were very clean and graphical; a stylised city scape transitioning into a more grungy segment containing the title cards which brought in elements like DNA and ID cards to tie in with the focus of the programme. As the idea developed though the entire sequence became more and more grungy, with more and more layers being added to give a much edgier feel. Lead Animator Matt Lawrence says “As we developed the titles they grew in scale and depth. The initial renders looked too clinical so we added more layers and shash to take it to a seedier level, more in keeping with the concept of the programme of stolen identities and broken lives.”
Initially the whole of the opening city sequence was a 3D build but the first two shots were later substituted for live action plates to give a more textured real feel to the titles. The remaining City shot that transitions from Cinema 4D to After Effects was textured with over 80 different windows of footage to represent the “Big Brother” society we live in today. The transition from 3D into the rest of the sequence was achieved by morphing the ‘Hero’ buildings windows into the squares of a gene map image. Using scans of forged passports, personal letters and various sourced footage the rest of the sequence was constructed. Lots of layers, fast cuts and a few bespoke animations provided the backdrop for the title cards which wiped off as if being erased from existence. “It was a lot of work, but as ever we pulled through and ended up with a great looking sequence for the programme that really ties into its theme. It made a nice change for me as well as I usually side on the cleaner more stripped back graphics and this was a lot more deconstructed and complex, a bit like my After Effects build ended up!
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
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For the past 50 days I’ve created a logo a day, spending 50 minutes on each one. The challenge was to create outside my comfort zone, explore new aesthetics and trust my instincts with short deadlines.
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Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
Originally published in 1976 this book contains the full corporate identity manuals of thirteen companies.
This is our 2nd project. We had to choose something that had the name Auburn associated with it and bring out that subject's elements. I chose the Auburn speedster, a car made in the 1920s.
This is an Altered Book that I made. It took me about 10 hours. I used a ripped up book, ripped off book cover, glue, paint, ink, colored ink, pencil, chinese marker, gesso, special paper(the cover of the outside), and markers.
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
This was a final project work for my corporate identity class in college. We had to choose any hotel of your choice and redesign their logo. I choose a hotel in Sabah that is located on an island.
It's inspired from many things such as the marine and wildlife in Sabah, tattoos, wood carvings, flowers.
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.