Our Type of Food

The Click

‘Our Type of Food’ is an own label range of food and drink by department store, Jarrold. With 250 years of history, the Jarrold family business was once an established printing and publishing firm. The Click have created a name, identity and packaging solution that references this rich printing heritage. Artworks have been created using their very own collection of letterpress type and Jarrold’s historic printing presses. A gift of a solution and one that tells a truly unique back story.

Posted April 28, 2020

Contributor Jamie Ellul

Tags Graphic Design, Packaging, Print, Typography

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Multiply

Ragged Edge

Loving this playful identity for Multiply by Ragged Edge. Multiply is a new fintech co who are making personal wealth management easy and accessible. Ragged Edge have positioned the brand cleverly to reframe financial planning from net worth to self worth. Everything about this project is so charming – great bunny eared logotype, killer copy lines, cuddly typography and quirky little rabbits hopping all over the place. Simple idea pulled off beautifully.

Posted February 5, 2020

Contributor Jamie Ellul

Tags App, Branding, Copywriting, Graphic Design, Identity, Logo, Posters, Print, Typography

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Rail Road

Rail Road is an exceptional project designed by Pacifica. The book is the print documentary of a film about the Portuguese surfer Nic von Rupp, directed by Gustavo Imigrante. Remarkably they have managed to create a physical piece that not only serves as a companion to the film but works as a compelling standalone book.

Posted September 5, 2019

Contributor Bob Young

Tags Book Design, Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Photography, Print, Typography

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Exhibition London

Carter Studio

Father and son duo Carter Studio have created a confident name and identity for a new cultural venue housed in a Grade II-listed former power station that once served London’s historical world fair site.

The identity centres around an iconic silhouette of the building’s distinctive gables – formed by a neat flip of the X. Supported by industrial typography, originally drawn in the same era, and a distinctive colour palette based on the surviving tiling within the space.

Posted January 28, 2019

Contributor Jamie Ellul

Tags Branding, Graphic Design, Identity, Logo, Posters, Print, Typography

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Manchester Literature Festival 2018

MARK

Every year MARK tackle the visual identity for Manchester Literature Festival (MLF) – and every time they do something clever and appropriate. MLF is one of the biggest and best urban literature festivals in the UK; a showcase of the very best in contemporary writing from across the world. And this year (the 11th year, no mean feat in itself) MARK have surpassed themselves with a visual identity based around the visual distortions of book edges. A simple idea but one that has infinite legs.

Posted September 20, 2018

Contributor Jamie Ellul

Tags Branding, Graphic Design, Identity, Illustration, Posters, Print, Typography

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