/Type, Material,
Process & Studio
/Type, Material,
Process & Studio
Studio Notes
/Since 2021
6 Entries
/Since 2021
6 Entries
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6 min read
Why every identity starts with a paper sample
Before a single logo sketch, I ask every client for the same thing: a stack of the paper they already touch. It tells me more than any brief.
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6 min read
Why every identity starts with a paper sample
Before a single logo sketch, I ask every client for the same thing: a stack of the paper they already touch. It tells me more than any brief.
Read the note
Name
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6 min read
Why every identity starts with a paper sample
Before a single logo sketch, I ask every client for the same thing: a stack of the paper they already touch. It tells me more than any brief.
Read the note
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4 min read
Setting Newsreader at display sizes
Newsreader was drawn for reading. Pushed to two hundred pixels, it needs a lighter hand — and an optical size axis most people never touch.
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4 min read
Setting Newsreader at display sizes
Newsreader was drawn for reading. Pushed to two hundred pixels, it needs a lighter hand — and an optical size axis most people never touch.
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Name
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4 min read
Setting Newsreader at display sizes
Newsreader was drawn for reading. Pushed to two hundred pixels, it needs a lighter hand — and an optical size axis most people never touch.
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5 min read
The case for fewer logo variants
Every extra lockup is a decision someone else will have to make later. Most identities need two.
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5 min read
The case for fewer logo variants
Every extra lockup is a decision someone else will have to make later. Most identities need two.
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Name
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5 min read
The case for fewer logo variants
Every extra lockup is a decision someone else will have to make later. Most identities need two.
Read the note