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A Weird & Wonderful Guide

Part of a series of small-format cloth-bound city guides published by LeCool, ‘A Weird and Wonderful Guide to London’ is intended as an alternative companion to more traditional London guides. It gives an insider’s view of the city for dipping into rather than careful planning.

The book is divided by area, each section having its own visual identity built on an aspect of its character. Borough refers to boxing posters; The City uses lots of gold; Mayfair is smart and traditional; Shoredtich looser with mutliple small images and clashing Courier font. The same basic elements are used – the set of fonts and the thick-thin rule used to symbolise the Thames River on the cover – to provide consistency in a visual mix as varied as the city itself.

Currently/recently

The Graphic Design: Now in Production exhibition we co-curated is at Ferris State University, Grand Rapids, Michigan until April 21.

Jeremy will be speaking at Magazines Ireland’s 360 Degrees event in Dublin on April 24.

Jeremy Leslie will be interviewing Gert Jonkers and Jop van Bennekom from Fantastic Man at What Design Can Do, Amsterdam, May 17.

From Jeremy’s latest Creative Review column, about recent indie launches: ‘There’s no point in going to the effort of creating your own magazine to just mimic an existing title. If you’re going to do it, make it yours, and this is what makes the best independents stand out.'

Jeremy Leslie’s new book ‘The Modern Magazine’ will be published internationally by Laurence King in Autumn 2013.

Listen to Jeremy and Meirion Pritchard from Wallpaper* discuss the future of print for the It’s Nice That podcast.

Hear Jeremy’s recent appearance on Monocle24’s The Stack programme, April 13.

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