Today we visited one of the largest collections of Otto and Marie Neurath Isotype collections at University of Reading. We were given the opportunity to see and handle the collection of books, documents, working methods and even the printing blocks used from this movement. It was really interesting to see the methodology behind these works.
“Ideally all books start with a question.” Armand Mevis This is the first draft of my major project for my MA. The idea behind my project is taking the typographic rules of the 10 most popular incunabula books and comparing it to the 10 most popular books of today, to form the concept of an [...]
I designed this booklet to be handed out while conducting my presentation on the set question “How can the end user of graphic design be enhanced through creatively exploring materiality”. The booklet contains 5 interviews with practitioners and lecturers – Ian Noble, Simon Johnston (founder of 8vo), MWM creative, Barbara Brownie & David Pearson.
Proposal submitted for the major project of my MA in Communication Design. The report centres around the question, “To what extent has the Incunabula shaped the way non phonetic structure is perceived in printer matter?” The design of the report experiments with the relationship between the boundaries of text and space. The structure of text [...]