Posts Tagged ‘Graphic Design’


DA3—


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Our contribution (above), an ode to print, old & new and the way technology has changed our design process.
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Paul Davis print.
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In October 2011 — 148 posts, 904 comments and over 2.5m visits later — Design Assembly turned 3.
‘3’ archives over 100 published articles, comments included, as well as showcasing new and exclusive words and images from some incredible people. 100% of the profits from the sale of this publication will be shared proportionately between 3 charities with a combined global reach:
Cancer Research UK — United Kingdom
LIVESTRONG — North America
WCRF International — Rest of world
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The total amount raised will be distributed proportionately
between these 3 charities according to the percentage of profits
generated by each catchment. For example, if 50% of profits are raised by pledges from US billing addresses, 50% of profits will be donated to LIVESTRONG, and so on.
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According to Cancer Research UK, 1-in-3 of us will be diagnosed with some form of cancer in our lifetime. Can design make a difference?
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Buy the book here.
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GP Van livery—


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Extremely happy with our first piece of livery for the new Generation Press van!
If you spot the GP van out and about, tweet its location to @GenerationPress using the #GPTweets hashtag for a chance to win a limited edition poster designed by ourselves for Generation Press!
Please excuse the crappy iPhone pictures, better ones to come.
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Swag in the newly designed GP Tube-Mailer.
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Windows On Willesden Green—


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New Windows on Willesden Green is an Outer London Fund project, which is being delivered for Brent Council and Design for London by The Architecture Foundation.The project is an exciting opportunity to revive and improve Willesden High Road bringing positive change to the area. 25 different designs create an advent calendar of store-front window displays, encouraging people to see the local area and its shops in a new light.
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When we were asked by architects Studio Octopi to lend a hand on their window for the project, we were really happy to oblige! The studio had already designed the striking theme of the festive red ribbons to mirror the ceiling detail, and we added the finishing touches in the form of the type in three languages- English, Tagalog and Spanish- flowing across the shop front.
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You can read more here

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The Motherload—

The Motherload.
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Thank me later...

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World Cup 2010 chart—





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Beautiful World Cup 2010 chart by Benjamin Prescott.
Available to buy here, A1 and only £5 in a choice of 5 colours.
Come on England!

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Corporate Diversity–

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Need.

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