A bit of a two-fer in this post. Firstly, in the foreground you'll see the Annual Report I designed for Tighean Innse Gall who are based in beautiful Stornaway, and in the background wedding stationery flat-sheets, I also designed recently. The annual report was printed digitally, 250 copies, and the cover was forme-cut to create a house-shaped window showing the inside staff team group shot on page 3. The wedding stationery was printed full colour, with both gold foil, white foil finished off with a luxury soft-touch laminate. Can't see the wedding stationery too well? Guess I'll have to post better images of ALL the Wedding Invitations, RSVP cards, Place Name Cards, Save The Date cards I've been working on at a later date then...
Is graphic design your passion? Mine too, and I mean that in the memey-est sense of that phrase. I have a very basic understanding of photo editing and design skills, which hasn’t stopped me from trying to create. Experimentation is key, but there are some simple rules of thumb you can follow that will result […]
Trends come and go, and the same is true for fonts. It is always difficult to forecast what will be popular, so instead of guessing, we’re going to look at which fonts have already seen a rise in use, and the reasons why. Serif fonts – personal favourite: Ogg Classic, retro-nostalgic, sophisticated, and flourished, serif […]
From product packaging to social media to visual art, here are some of the top trends in graphic design that have made their way into the cultural production of Glasgow’s best artists and designers. Serif fonts The simple aesthetic of fonts like Helvetica have given way to the more flourished design of serif fonts. More […]
