C.T. Lockhart
C.T. Lockhart Tennessee Whiskey is a Prohibition Era style whiskey that holds true to the secrecy and mystery behind alcohol consumption during the Prohibition. This promotional packaging celebrates the tradition of American-made whiskey and the secrets kept to make it in the 1920s.
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First lot of planned changes to my Ultraviolet typeface.
The aim is to get every letter to fit on the original grid, but at the same time to look good as an individual letterform/image.
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This is a specimen poster I’m working on for my Ultraviolet typeface.
The pattern is made from repeating a section of the lowercase ‘x’, then it has been applied to a Swiss inspired style grid system.
The typeface has undergone a few changes since the last time I posted it up too.
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Richard MacVicar is displaying a typography gag in his work, which features an eye test that challenges designers to notice the difference between the two typefaces, Arial and Helvetica. Only those who are successful have the right to mock the less popular Arial.
Something I did for my Graphic Design class, I think I did it wrong though, not sure if my prof required us to have illustrated icons… ohwell!
I really enjoyed making it. :>
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Shotaro Honda’s illustrations for the 1939 children’s book Son Guku (The Monkey King)






