Designer of the Week

by gillian 30. June 2009 11:05

Abram Games

In a time where the commercial artist produced hand crafted concepts Abram Games was a hugely influential in creating graphic imagery for a massive array of clients including Shell, Guinness and London Transport amongst others.
 
Influenced by surrealist art, he recognised the power of  the subconscious  and used this in his work to weave layers of ideas together in an effectively simple style of bold and colorful images.
 
It was this innovative style that got him appointed as an official war poster artist for the British through the Second World War.

Like most propaganda posters, those designed by Games constitute as poignant documents of social history, and have become an icon of design.

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New site on the block

by Gillian 23. June 2009 17:21
In the seemingly bottomless soup that is the internet, there are the websites that float into view demanding to be seen, talked about and clicked through. We believe the new Buckley Gray Yeoman site is one of these. Easily navigated the flash based site creates a BGY world a-buzz with activity; pencils roll, badges bounce and Polaroid’s float across the pages in a fluid orderly disorder (if you can have such a thing). It’s striking, entertaining and 'real'.

 
www.buckleygrayyeoman.com

 
These other, highly intelligent people with a keen eye for style seem to think the same...
 
“More fun than the average....so no change there!”

 
“Just had a look at this - really excellent, guys, really excellent!
Well done.”
 

“Very impressive!”
 

“I must say the new website is fantastic - really clever and unique.”

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Mission Complete!

by Christina 5. June 2009 17:10

Young and talented intern Aaron Fordwoh from Fortismere School in Muswell Hill, has just completed a full weeks' work experience here at the Crumpled quarters! yey!

He has worked on two live projects, where his work will be presented to the client on Monday. He has also learnt the basics of Illustrator and logo design, as well as a bit of flash and image retouching. All in all a great job Aaron and we wish you all the best in your future design career.

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Whilst walking home...

by Gillian 3. June 2009 11:36

...young Jeavon happened across a most peculiar car with a most unusually passenger. Severely battered and sporting a tax disc for 1971 you have to wonder where it came from and who she is waiting for.  I’m personally going with the past and Andrew McCarthy, but I could be wrong...

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