Showing posts with label print design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print design. Show all posts

Monday, 17 September 2012

On yer bike...


I’ve never been a massive fan of the iconic Missoni Zigzag print. That is until today.

I love the new Missoni for Target bike… I don’t think I’ve been on a bike since I was a child, but maybe it’s time to dust down my high-vis vest and give this retro number a shot.

Lynsay Campbell.
lynsaycampbell.com

Friday, 10 August 2012

What a man carries in his pockets can tell a lot about the person


When creating the annual report for a successful 100 year old company, it’s important to get it right.


So what’s the best way to represent a company? 

To highlight the most important part of a successful business, of course - The Employees.


What a man carries in his pockets can tell a lot about the person.


Anthon B Nilsen, a company which deals in property; education and recycling, decided to showcase their staff by photographing their possessions as opposed to their faces. 


This way, the reader learns about the staff on a personal level!


I love every aspect of this publication, from the personable level to the paper stock used and foil block print adopted.


Perfect.

Lynsay

Tuesday, 17 July 2012

Business card arrival...

Over the moon (maybe a bit of an exaggeration) to get my Business cards through the post today!
You’re never too sure how print work will turn out as every press prints differently but what a lovely job they've done.


Patrick Bateman eat your heart out!!

Lynsay
lynsaycampbell.com

Tuesday, 3 July 2012

Company London

I'm a sucker for effective, considered design and the portfolio of top London Agency Company demonstrates this perfectly.
Their approach to design definitely falls on the side of less is more, coupling perfect colour combinations with effective print finishes.
The XYZ Production business card is a perfect example and the white space utilised in the The REDD Desk magazines is perfect!
Even their website is testament to their portfolio, check them out at company-london.com
 

Lynsay
lynsaycampbell.com

Thursday, 28 June 2012

A card to stick on your wall

Karte Design Fabrik is a gift card enthusiast’s heaven!
This Berlin design company produces some of the most eye-catching designs that are fit to take pride of place on anyones mantle place, or framed on their wall for that matter. 
 
From minimal striped design to busy multi-coloured geometric styles, these are cards Ideal for any occasion.

Take a look for yourself and visit the Karte Design Fabrik website here.

Lynsay,
lynsaycampbell.com

Wednesday, 20 June 2012

Wete


Loving the work of Wete at the moment, a Spanish Graphic designer based in Barcelona.
This largely typographer has some beautiful examples in their portfolio that are definitely worth a look at… wetecacahuete.com


5 Years
Wete
Roke1984
Wete

Numerografia - Yorokobu
Wete

Lynsay
lynsaycampbell.com

Wednesday, 13 June 2012

Print Design :: Soh Jin Ping

Being an absolute print geek, it’s difficult to hold back my glee when I stumbled upon Soh Jin Ping. This Singapore based designer is has a wealth of stunning and inspirational work under his belt.

I’m particularly taken with his Poetics of Harmony project, where he has carefully handcrafted and assembled a minimal ink book. 


The stitch bound book follows a harmonious story - each beautiful page revealed precedes one that compliments it perfectly.



Another project entitled Nyctophobia combines the normal reading system for visually-abled with braille. 

The book, featuring a poem by Bill Watterson, aims to allow visually-abled readers to learn Braille by introducing blanks in between stanzas within the poem, which serves as a coded message for readers to decode. 


Black ink is intentionally used to print on the black pages to visually capture the fears lurking in the dark, as experienced by the protagonist in the poem.

All in all, Soh Jin Ping is a designer you should check out as there is sure to be one of his previous projects that captures your imagination.

Check him out :: www.sohjinping.com

Thanks folks,
Lynsay

lynsaycampbell.com