Brief
To create and provide a visual identity for a typographic exhibition,
sponsored by the typographic circle, about the history of a number of
classic typefaces that have remained prominent throughout their history.
Background / Considerations
The Typographic Circle was formed in 1976 to bring together anyone with
an interest in type and typography. They are a not-for-profit organisation
run entirely by volunteers who stage a variety of type and typography
related events including a series of diverse monthly lectures by
well-known industry speakers, and the annual New York Type Directors
Club exhibition.
Mandatory requirements
The event should bring together a number of the Typographic Circles
speakers and provide a basis for both people with a passion for type and
those entirely new to it.
Ensure that the material created will appeal to anyone with an interest in the creative industries.
Consider the use of type as a main element to the exhibitions branding
and think about how it can be applied to all elements of the events
identity.
Look at how types history can be conveyed using the identity and how it can be made to appeal to anyone who sees it.
Deliverables
Full identity and exhibition collateral including:
- Logotype
- Promotional posters
- Flyers
- Tickets
- Exhibition signage
- Exhibition catalogue
- Special Edition talk prints & exhibition material.
- Postcards
Development of a website.
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