We helped the Consultants start the New Year with a new 2010 screen-printed planner in an edition of 200. A newly designed calendar and colourful new range of Christmas cards were also introduced.
sábado, 5 de marzo de 2011
TEN
The limited edition of 300 entitled "TEN" after Milton Glaser's essay "Ten Things I Have Learned", showcases a cross section of paper stocks available from paper merchant, Igepa-Plana, with beautifully illustrated statements enveloping the pages. The ten "things" were presented typographically and illustratively via
a wide range of media.
48 page, cloth-covered hardcover book, 4 colour with gold and silver stamp with 6 different foil covers. Produced in a limited edition of 300.
48 page, cloth-covered hardcover book, 4 colour with gold and silver stamp with 6 different foil covers. Produced in a limited edition of 300.
Murmur
- Record label Murmur launched its first record and it sold out in a week. We blame the logo, sleeves and ads we created for them. The sleeve artwork remains the same over several releases but the label colour changes with each one. Cost effective and cool.
- First edition sleeve
- Second edition sleeve
- Print adverts
Murmur
Record label Murmur launched its first record and it sold out in a week. We blame the logo, sleeves and ads we created for them. The sleeve artwork remains the same over several releases but the label colour changes with each one. Cost effective and cool.
Lovely Work
Valentine’s Day, Gnomeo & Juliet, Will & Kate, love has been in the air this week, so we thought we’d share a love story of our own. Our greatest 300million love story? That started in 2005.
In the Summer of 2005, a friend of a 300million friend calls when we’re in a taxi coming back from a meeting. The Guild of Food Writers – an organization growing in stature off the back of the UK’s new found love of food and cuisine – needed a new logo. Sure, no problem. Come over to our place. We’d love to talk.
We love working as a team and almost every project starts on our walls. We have to scrape and repaint them every six months or so. Everyone loves to see, share and debate ideas.
And so it was, we were looking at a sketch of a pen nib… with a fork shape reversed-out of it. We loved it – but thought we could love it more. Something about those prongs that made it overly detailed. A three prong fork? A larger fork? We love the way we don’t stop until we get that tingle when you know something is special. We love the way we don’t always tweak an idea – but that we go right back to near the start with them sometimes. So, when someone suggested a spoon, instead of a fork, we all thought it suddenly looked simple, purer and lovely.
We love feedback. The logo quickly found its way around design blogs and forums. We loved all the kind words that started to come our way. It became the most creatively awarded logo design of the year. Judges loved it. And, the love has never really stopped since.
In January 2011, the logo was recognized as one of the most loved logos of all time, nestled in between Coca-Cola and Volkswagen. It’s lovely how something so humble in comparison can rub shoulders with giants.
In the Summer of 2005, a friend of a 300million friend calls when we’re in a taxi coming back from a meeting. The Guild of Food Writers – an organization growing in stature off the back of the UK’s new found love of food and cuisine – needed a new logo. Sure, no problem. Come over to our place. We’d love to talk.
We love working as a team and almost every project starts on our walls. We have to scrape and repaint them every six months or so. Everyone loves to see, share and debate ideas.
And so it was, we were looking at a sketch of a pen nib… with a fork shape reversed-out of it. We loved it – but thought we could love it more. Something about those prongs that made it overly detailed. A three prong fork? A larger fork? We love the way we don’t stop until we get that tingle when you know something is special. We love the way we don’t always tweak an idea – but that we go right back to near the start with them sometimes. So, when someone suggested a spoon, instead of a fork, we all thought it suddenly looked simple, purer and lovely.
We love feedback. The logo quickly found its way around design blogs and forums. We loved all the kind words that started to come our way. It became the most creatively awarded logo design of the year. Judges loved it. And, the love has never really stopped since.
In January 2011, the logo was recognized as one of the most loved logos of all time, nestled in between Coca-Cola and Volkswagen. It’s lovely how something so humble in comparison can rub shoulders with giants.
viernes, 4 de marzo de 2011
Feed Showcase
HO! comment: a great showcase that shows how creative a designer can be. enjoy.
Feed is an independent graphic design studio founded in 1999 by Anouk Pennel and Raphaël Daudelin. Check out their awesome showcase.
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