Large exterior mural for Blaze Media, designed and painted by Andrew Wolfenden in Liverpool using Tablet Gothic Narrow.

Backdrop mural designed and painted for a promotional event by Adidas and JD Sports with Glass Events, using a mixture of Owners XXNarrow XBlack by MCKL and custom lettering by Andrew Wolfenden.

Window painting for 10 years of Maray, a restaurant on Bold Street in Liverpool, using CoFo Gothic Black. The art is based on their most popular dish, the disco ball cauliflower.

Poster for Outhouse Sounds:

June 20th, OHS crew, Careless Events and a host of other artists will be doing a 24 hour music livestream as a fundraiser event for the royal Liverpool and Broadgreen university hospital trust.

EP cover design for Khabs’ newest release on M62 Records, working with contrasts in weight and colour. Listen to and download the EP on Bandcamp. The design combines handwriting with all caps Syncopate (Stiggy and Sands).

A recent EP cover design for Liverpool’s M62 Records combining expressive use of type and layout with monochrome colour. Hear clips of the EP.

Always read the small print – promotional poster design for a new music night based in Huddersfield.

For this design I looked in to how I could be expressive but also represent clarity and movement with my choice of type, layout and colour. For clarity of the main information I chose ITC Avant garde Gothic with a contrasting outlined version to accompany it followed by Aktiv Grotesk for smaller information.

Using PT Serif for body text I gave an insight in to what music they play at the event using key words, not as a form of communication but as a form of meaning to represent taking a closer look to understand and experience.

For more projects visit www.andrewwolfenden.co.uk.

For this client I was asked to design a double sided flyer to advertise a local music rehearsal room.

Here I chose to use Aktiv Grotesk for the main information to give clarity to the message. For smaller information and to give insight to the rehearsal room I chose to create contrast between information by using an outlined version of Aktiv Grotesk as well as PT Serif.

A main key to the design of the flyer is also how I've used type and layout to create the aesthetic illusion that both sides of the flyer are working together in harmony creating more of an object then two seperate sides to create a natural flow of information adding to the viewers experience of the flyer.

For more projects visit www.andrewwolfenden.co.uk.

The Not Very Exclusive Sale is a project made at Leeds Beckett University where I produced a experimental typographic publication on the occasion of Buy Nothing Day, inspired by consumerist advertisement to provoke thought and reaction from the viewer.

See the full project on andrewwolfenden.co.uk.

Project made at Leeds Beckett University answering an ISTD brief where I designed a spec style publication celebrating Adrian Frutiger’s most famous typefaces Avenir, Univers and Frutiger, displaying the technical details behind the design and structure of the typefaces .

See the full project on andrewwolfenden.co.uk