Colville-Walker

Some really interesting work from Colville-Walker,  a London based studio that work at delivering art direction, branding, digital and editorial services to the fashion, luxury and media industries.


Also publishers of b magazine.

Notter + Vigne

Notter + Vigne

Marc the Printers

Marc the Printers located in Manchester.

1. The Out-and-Out "Green" process - The Risograph Printer 


We have 2 versions The Spot Colour Risograph - 
The Full Colour Risograph - click here for more details Both machines are about as "green" as printing gets - no solvents, no toner, cold process. Very good value for short and medium runs. Both machines print on recycled paper and card Charities and community groups can even come in and use the Spot Colour Risograph for DIY Printing - and that is even more economical.


2. Well, not quite that "Green", but….. 

 If you need near photographic full colour, or very fine detail that just won't print with the veggie inks, we have digital laser printers that will do the job. Whilst not as eco-friendly as the Risograph, laser printers create little waste, do not require solvents or wash-downs, and do not produce those nasty smells associated with some colour printing processes. click here for more details All our laser printers can be used to print on recycled paper and cards. (Sorry, but there is no DIY available for this type of printing.)


Extract taken from Marc the Printers

A range of stocks available.

studio Iknoki

Iknoki study is a study of graphic design and communication founded in 2008 during a meeting between Francis D'Hug, and Christian Francis Greguol Jugovac. We take care of visual identity, graphic design, web design, exhibition design and creative direction for businesses, organizations and associations. The working methodology of the study is based on theoretical considerations and a strong aptitude for design, while remaining linked to a direct system of definition, explanation and troubleshooting. 


 Since 2009 we have begun to invest part of our time in research, and the work done together to seek collective Crisis Unit to investigate some of the issues related to the design of communication in contemporary society. The main activities of this research is the preparation of Krisis

Studio Iknoki

The gentle woman

The simple layout of the magazine using the type and negative space on the spreads creates an interesting high quality publication.


The Gentle Woman
 'The Gentlewoman is a fabulous biannual magazine for modern women of style and purpose. Featuring ambitious journalism and photography of the highest quality, the magazine celebrates inspirational, international women through its distinctive combination of glamour, personality and warmth. The Gentlewoman offers a fresh and intelligent perspective on fashion that is focused on personal style – the way women actually look, think and dress.'

b8- Formats and compositions

Looking particularly at what is out there on newsprint for my latest brief. Something to consider when printing is the amount of block colours used as newsprint is prone for inks bleeding. 1 or 2 colours work best in most compositions.

Quite a fan of the heading type especially the Q and the C characters.

Say What

Say What is a graphic design studio based in Paris, run by Benoit Berger and Nathalie Kapagiannidi, who graduated from the ECV school.


A collection of 3 books presenting the image hunting work of 3 blogs. The books were designed as annual reports for the year 2011.
• Convoy / Sorted by category
• Non-Clickable Item / Sorted by colour
• Yimmy's Yayo / Sorted by randomness


Books 160 x 240mm, 120g 






Silverware is a quarterly self-published fanzine featuring our everyday photographs. The first issue (September and December 2011) revolves around a trip to New York (USA), a trip to Athens (GR) and our ordinary life in Paris (FR).

Fanzine 289 x 380mm, 70g

Ditto Press

Ditto Press is a print publishing company based in London that specialise in Risograph printing.

Main Studio

Edwin van Gelder is an independent graphic designer based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. After graduating from from Utrecht School of the Arts in 2004, van Gelder founded Mainstudio and has worked under the name ever since. Mainstudio's projects include editorial design, books and visual identities for clients within architecture, art and fashion. 


'Mark magazine is a platform for the practice and perception of architecture. Since its launch in 2005, the magazine has proven to be a timely, visual, non-academic publication full of first-hand information from creative people. Mark has a radically international perspective, shining its spotlight on starchitects and new talent alike. The magazine explores the boundaries of architecture and anticipates the industry’s future.' Mark magazine

Letterpress film

Morey Talmor

Morey Talmor is a graphic designer from Tel Aviv, Israell, currently living in Brooklyn, New York. Excavation is graphic identity project for an archaeology museum. It is inspired by primitive symbolism, ancient Greek art and art deco and is meant to showcase the eclectic nature of the museum’s exhibits. Each exhibition category is coded with its own colour and symbol that are used throughout the identity. I am a particular fan of the custom typeface he created for the project, with echoes the symbols and patterns often found in ancient artefacts and art.

Ill Studio

ill Studio

Poster Tribune

Poster Tribune is a bi annual newspaper devoted to posters. It contains 12 pages of illustrated articles and 3 posters. Poster Tribune examines such posters and breathes new life into these short-lived street exhibitions. Through these articles, Poster Tribune promotes the international and Swiss contemporary graphic scene, and reports on the poster’s history and latest news.
Size: (65 cm x 96cm)


 

Fontsmith

Fontsmith is a leading London based type design studio founded in 1999. The studio consists of a team of creatives, lead by Jason Smith and Phil Garnham. Fontsmith is dedicated to designing and developing high quality typefaces for both independent release as well as bespoke fonts for international clients. Over the years Fontsmith has built up a brilliant team of designers each with their own particular passion and strength.

Virus Fonts

Virus is the font foundry of Jonathan Barnbrook and Barnbrook design. Founded in 1997 and run in collaboration with Marcus Leis Allion it seeks to produce experimental, innovative and usable fonts. Letterforms which truly express the spirit of the age and reflect the complexity or language that we use.

 

[Briefs worth considering for quick turn arounds]

Dark side of typography

Blog all about typography: The dark side of typography an interesting resource for type and type inspired design.


Images from the the blog.

Terroir

Terroir is a bespoke bi-annual magazine that looks at travel from the point of view of its home country, Singapore. Roughly translating to mean “a sense of place” in French, Terroir seeks to collaborate with and showcase Singaporean perspectives on travel.


The mag is printed  on an A3 inkjet at the home of publisher Benjamin Koh, which takes five hours per copy; it then takes another hour to poke holes in the pages for the stitch binding; an hour to bind and three final hours for the glue to dry. Ten hours per copy explains its cost, currently $125.

Slanted

Slanted.de is a weblog, the typography and design makes to his subject.Founded in 2004, it has since grown into one of wichtigstenen design portals and discussion forums on the German-speaking countries. In numerous sections slanted.de informed his readers day after day on the latest international design trends and events, the pulse is the time of design and typography.

Parallel to the weblog has existed since 2005, the award-winning typography and design magazine Slanted, which is published four times a year and the areas of typography, layout, illustration and photography. It is devoted to the subjects of detailed and intensive. Both the blog and the magazine support and challenge as a testing ground to address these areas.

Open publication - Free publishing

Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope is an international quarterly of contemporary art and culture. It offers a timely guide to the present (but also to the past and possible futures) with an interdisciplinary and unconventional approach.

Eric Hu

Eric Hu. Most of his work is focuses around the use of letterforms and type to create a visual identity. 

An interesting project that combined the aspects of how the digital app worked within a printed format. This gives the reader a visual journey of the thought process, through to how the app works.

Panoramic Landscapes: iPad App 2 from Eric Hu on Vimeo.