Handsome Frank branding & stationery

We’ve been working on our new stationery here at HF towers, something that’s always a tricky thing to do – stock samples, pantone chips, brand identity. It’s a dizzying task. It all began with some clever illustrated portraits of HF staff Tom, Jon and Stuart, created by Jean Jullien. These were then handed over to master-of-design George Bradshaw, who worked them into business card designs, which utilises the Circular typeface by Lineto. GF Smith Colorplan Cool Grey was the stock of choice, which was printed by the good folk at Darwin Press. Patrick Bateman eat your heart out.

Jean Jullien is represented by Handsome Frank

Adam Stower: National Museum of Scotland Merchandise

The Lewis Chessmen are among the best known objects in Edinburgh's National Museum of Scotland. Originally made in the 12th Century, this Viking hoard of ninety-three carved ivory chess pieces were found some 700 years later in a sand-dune on the island of Lewis in 1831. The Museum commissioned Adam Stower to create designs based on these famous Chessmen, for a range of products including mugs, tea towels, bags and stationery. Adam Stower is represented by Arena

James Ellis has launched a brand new children’s age card range by illustrator Ailie Busby

James Ellis has launched a brand new children’s age range covering ages 1-6 by talented illustrator, Ailie Busby, who has been illustrating children’s books for more than 15 years and has had work published all over the world.
The range of glittered children's age cards with curved corners, are all beautifully individually wrapped with pink and blue envelopes.

http://www.jamesellis.com

Ailie Busby is represented by Bright Agency

Debbie Powell for Lagom Design

Debbie was asked by Lagom Design to produce a selection of patterns and designs to be used on a new range of wrapping paper. Sold on the Lagom website and to be introduced to many stationary stores nationwide very soon.

Debbie Powell is represented by the Artworks