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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.

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Think ink: Why print is being embraced by designers (from Time magazine)

Jeremy will be speaking at the Facing Pages conference in Arnhem, the Netherlands, on Saturday 21 April.

See MakeShift, the one-off magazine project we designed in 48hours at the South Bank Centre this summer.

Jeremy is co-chairing this years SPD Awards judging in New York, alongside Luke Hayman and Richard Turley.

See the 2012 Brits Designs of the Year nominations, including three selected by magCulture.

From Jeremy’s April 2012 Creative Review column: ‘Magazines… are discreet worlds the reader can lose themselves in, and in that respect share more with movies than the more incidental experience of television.'

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