See Red – Women’s Workshop

Manchester-based Dorothy has created a poster to promote Tate Liverpool’s current exhibition, Picasso: Peace and Freedom, which runs until August 30. The poster features a bespoke font designed specially for the exhibition entitled Picasso ‘68

Decorative Alphabet for Baynardn Press – Barnett Freedman

Book Jacket for Faber & Faber – Barnett Freedman

Wood Engraving – Eric Gill

Shell Petrolium Company – Eric Gill

Catalogue Cover for The Paris exhibition of 1939 – Eric Ravilious

Decorative engravings for The Double Crown Company – Eric Ravilious

Poster for London Passenger Transport Board – Edward Bawden

An effective solution to give awareness of a great problem, found at Pentagram.

As summer arrives this shop in Preston reminds us of our priorities.

Vintage Ad Browser is an enormous collection of advertisements from the 1800’s to the present day, Well worth a viewing.

Hat-Trick Design has created a beautiful set of 11 metre high illustrations of the greatest players in Rugby for the hotel at the Twickenham stadium, these images are displayed in the connecting atrium between the hotel an the stadium. The images are made up of individual Rugby shirts using the appropriate colour for that players nationality. The illustrations are printed onto the shirt material commonly used in Rugby this adds to the branding that Hat-Trick Design have already applied to the stadium visit their website for more details.

The above poster is extracted from our ephemera archive.

Karmarama have recreated the Lord kitchener war time poster into a recruitment for the mustard lovers of the world, More at CR Blog