15 / 115 (15 Years,115 Projects) is a collection of 115 projects spanning the 15 year career of Mark Bloom, creator of Mash Creative. Divided into three chapters: 15 Posters, 80 Logos and 25 Case studies, the book also features a foreword from designer and author David Airey. Definitely one for the book shelf.
I'm a graphic designer. I like a lot of things.
I love some things. This is a place for me to collect things.
My work is online at www.jennytune.co.uk
I love some things. This is a place for me to collect things.
My work is online at www.jennytune.co.uk
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Cant actually believe I’ve never noticed these lovely icons that were produced in 1999 by Lloyd Northover. Each symbol reflects either the stations architecture, the vicinity or historical associations.
(Source: logodesignlove.com)
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StudioMakgill created the identity and graphics for an exhibition celebrating Birmingham’s 1886 exhibition of Local Manufacturers and Natural History. They used the original hand-painted signs from the show as inspiration to create the bespoke typeface.
(Source: graphicambient.com)
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We were very excited to get our new mini buses and see how our design worked in reality. One mini bus was designated to each school but instead of branding each one with the corresponding logos we put one logo on one side and the other logo on the other side, this way the mini buses can be used for either school.
Most schools tend to opt for very simple graphics on their buses, the majority just have the logo put on. We really wanted to go for something different, something with a wow factor and I think the blue and purple colour wraps really achieve this.
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This is a Literacy Mat, designed for the launch of the Literacy Group, it’s double sided and laminated and it will be on desks so that students can refer to them whilst working. For this to be successful it was integral to make them accessible, easy to read and to continue with the social media feel, that we had used across the other products. The strong use of navy blue, royal blue and light blue work well as these are colours we associate with facebook and twitter and, conveniently, they are also our brand colours. The font used across all of the Literacy Group material is Ronda and this really contributes to the social media feel.
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This is the poster for this years Prom. We have taken a different approach this year with a minimalist style, inspired by Miu Mius London Fashion Week invite. The clashing pink and grey work incredibly well to make it stand out and stop it feeling too corporate.
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Sorry for the lack of posting recently, been ridiculously busy moving house and learning Wordpress so I can set up a studio blog at work. However, I will try to post a few things I’ve done recently, starting with this, the Spring Governors Report. This is a 20 page publication that I create three times a year. Last year I re-designed it and gave it a more corporate and sleek feel which still works really well.
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Whilst I was at The Clothes Show in December I came across a lovely little shop selling handmade vintage jewellery, Shu & Me. They also had cards with brooches and very simple little bracelets on, perfect as a gift for someone! Unfortunately they don’t sell them on their Etsy shop but they do have lots of other lovely things, well worth checking out!
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LCM Programme
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Commissioned by the British Fashion Council, Manchester-based design studio Music has created the branding and creative for this week’s London Collections: Men, the biannual, week-long menswear showcase that has developed out of Men’s Day at London Fashion Week.
Theme: Linear by Peter Vidani
