The Disciples Of Design

Welcome. The Disciples Of Design are a global creative collective.
We are a broad church of design academics, practitioners, artists
and students who are committed to one common aim – the creation
of an ever evolving visual hub for the sharing of ideas and thoughts.

Regular contributors
Andy Bainbridge – Lecturer in Visual Communications – Preston UK
Mike Rigby – Creative Director Interbrand – Sydney AUS
Billy Harkcom – Creative/Director Hark!Design – San Francisco USA
Jon Harker – Lecturer in Visual Communications – Preston UK
Jennie Spiller – Designer Turner Duckworth – London UK

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Posted by Mike Rigby

Good friend of TDOD – Matt Maurer contacted us about his brand new shiny portfolio site. Well worth a look. Here’s a few of my favourite projects:

Adidas table and chairs:
Brilliant point of sale idea for Selfridges stores, used throughout the UK. The chairs are made from sheet steel and sprayed to look like the classic Adidas shoe box.

Queer Up North:
Design Week Benchmarks Award shortlisted identity for the 18th year of the festival.

APG Visual Colour campaign:

I love this idea for a printers poster campaign. Most printers tend to throw every finish and colour available at a piece of print in order to seduce designers, Matt decided to do the opposite. Brilliant words by the talented Mr Mike Reed.

Posted on Sunday, March 6th, 2011 at 10:09 am by Mike Rigby. Filed under COPYWRITING, CREATIVE THINKING, POSTERS, TYPOGRAPHY. Follow responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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