Mr. H - Harvey Nichols' Pun-tastic Postcards

I like the simplicity of the design as a whole. The humorous side to them is nice and gives them a more light hearted approach. I also think the fact that they all basically consist of the same layout makes them work a lot better as a set.

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In-House at BBH - Audi A1: the car condensed

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Jesse Kirsch - Brand

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Alphabet Soup - Research 3

I looked on google real quick to find some images that I think represent the adjectives I have for Charlotte, that have elements on them that I could maybe interpret into my designs.

Alphabet Soup - Research 2 - Art Deco

On a section of the questionnaire that Charlotte filled in for me, she said how she would like to go back to the 1920's, which was the time of Art Deco, so I looked at some typeface examples from this era.

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Visual Language Sequence Research

Find 5 examples of visual sequences. 2/3 can be our own.

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Here is a sequence that I made myself of a pint of Guinness (and black).

Whilst I was doing my research, I came across a website that does some amazing sequences a little similar to the ones I have about, but these are all in one image. 

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Alphabet Soup - Research

Just after I sat with Charlotte, I flicked through a couple of typography books to find some interesting examples that I think relate to her personality/character, as well as to some of the things from the questions we answered to help influence my own ideas.

The 2 books that I found these examples in are:

New Ornamental Type - Steven Heller & Gail Anderson
New Vintage Type - Steven Heller & Gail Anderson