Monday, March 23, 2009
HELVETICA - Stefan Sagmeister
1. Mariko Mori WaveUfo - book
2. World Changing - book
3. Neenah Paper - Poster
4. Skeleton Key - CD Album
Stefan Sagmeister is graphic designer and typographer currently based in New York City. He has his own design firm, Sagmeister Inc.
HELVETICA - Michael C Place
HELVETICA - Massimo Vignelli
1. Poster - Knoll, 1966
2. Poster - Fort Worth Museum, 1976
3. Packaging - Fassati Wines, Italy 1994
4. Identity /Packaging - Galleria, 1994
5. Identity - AmericanAirlines, 1967
6. NYC Subway Diagram
Mossimo Vignelli (born 1931) is a designer who has done work in a number of areas ranging from package design to furniture design to public signage to showroom design through Vegnelli Associates.
Vignelli works firmly within the Modernist tradition, and focuses on simplicity through the use of basic geometric forms in all of his work.
HELVETICA -Erik Spiekermann
HELVETICA-David Carson
Dali Museum of St. Petersburg design options.
1. Guardian Cover Poster
2. Ray Ban Sunglasses Compaign
3. First Point Magazine
David Carsonis is an American graphic designer. He is best known for his innovative magazine design, and use of experimental typography. He was the art director for the magazine Ray Gun. Carson was perhaps the most influential graphic designer of the nineties. In particular, his widely-imitated aesthetic defined the so-called "grunge" era.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Advertising Characters
Title: GEICO gecko
Designer: by Martin Agency
Date: 1999 - present
This character is entertaining especially in the commercials. Well developed character hopefully derived from the company name.
Title: Mr. Zip - USPS
Date: 1960-1970
Designer: based on an original design by Harold Wilcox
Impressively odd character for the government agency
Title: Mr. Peanut - Planters peanuts and snacks
Designer: Character was invented by when a young schoolboy named Antonio Gentile submitted his entry in the Planters' contest to create a brand icon. Later, a commercial artist added the monocle, top hat and cane.
Date: 1916 - present
Character does describe the product. Seems to be appealing both young and older generations.
LOGO-Paul Rand
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