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Poster designed in 2014 and distributed to record stores to promote Noah Lennox' psychedelic electro-pop release Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper.

The font is Saturna by Ariel Di Lisio. It was also used for the track list inside the album, see below. The album design is credited to Rob Carmichael of SEEN, with additional art direction by Panda Bear and Sonic Boom.

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Album cover with lettering.

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Track list set in Saturna.

Design for Europe is a new EU Commission project targeting design as a tool for growth. Only created a brand identity for the programme designed to encourage both design practitioners and individuals throughout business and public sector organisations to consider the value of design to a whole range of products and services.

RM Regular is used for the logotype and throughout graphic applications. A simple, clean and legible sans-serif was chosen to help support the inclusive and democratic message put forward by the initiative. The type’s European heritage lends further credibility to the brand.

Event posters communicate the essence of separate programmes through photography and textured elements borrowed from the host city. The resulting graphics are dynamic, progressive and design-led.

A collaboration between Sawdust, art director Andrew Stellitano and photographer Dominic Davies based on bringing typography and food together.

The concept typographically depicts the three main stages of the narrative in Joseph Campbell’s Monomyth structure: Departure, Initiation and Return. The Monomyth is a basic pattern for events that its proponents argue is found in many narratives from around the world.

We were tasked with developing letterforms that would eventually be laser cut from pasta and beautifully shot by still life photographer Dominic Davies. Each of the three final artworks were constructed using real laser cut pasta (for the letterforms) and raw ingredients.

“Digits is the project of London-by-way-of-Toronto electro pop stylist Alt Altman. His latest mixtape, Death & Desire, beautifully blends sparse, plaintive electronica with soft, sensual R&B vocals on a slew of new Digits tracks mixed alongside cuts from Altman’s more R&B-focused project, Bad Passion.” — turntablekitchen.com

Photo: Bryanna Reilly
Typography: Will Brady
Typeface: New Modern by Rob Gonzalez and Jonathan Quainton