Pentagram Museum of Art & design

Pentagram developed the logo, signage and wayfaring for MAD in new York.  This was three years ago - interesting to see their use of Digital screens for signage rather than print.

This is a logo like Simon Manchip and Patrick Cox were talking about which can act like a window to adapt and change

Inspiration from Sophie

Circus Design Inspiration from Andy

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Typo tone of voice

I want the outcome to be tactile and have a high end 'designed' feel.  the outcome could be both a series of posters and a book. Thinking Typo Gold or Typo nuggets or Typo gems.

Open publication - Free publishing - More luxury

Another idea I have ad considering I am aiming this at people at Uni specifically people around the studio is I could use Window Decals to communicate the quotes.  The windows on Studio one and there are windows in Studio two and three leading to the balconies. which are not really used for anything.

It is quite hard to find good examples of these.  they can look quite cheap but i think this is when a poor font choice is made and the the design layout is poor.

I also like this effect that Jonathan Finch put on Twitter.  I think its gold card screen printed with black acrylic paint

The Royal Armouries

A visit to the Royal Armouries provided some primary research:

This is showing Isaac taking part in an interactive workshop about first world war trench weapons.  A Museum guide talked us through the weapons/grenades which would have been used in trenches and also contextualised the war.

Editorial

Circus guide format/signage inspiration