One or two colours

Limiting a project to one or two colours brings a different kind of power.

Lonestar

Three figures stare out at the viewer one wearing a baseball cap another a cowboy hat.

Printing this playbill in one colour, lowered the cost of a small project and added to the retro feel of the design.

Bullet

A long thin bookmark dominated by a bullett

Two spot colours, an orange and a green, blend together to create a bookmark which has the visual impact of solid colour and some of the nuance of full colour.

Workbook cover

A women holds a container

Printed on a cream flecked paper, on which yellow and bluish purple spot colours were blended to create a strong image which feels visually natural.

War

A child runs away with a fighter jet flying across the top

A poster in red and black designed to state the obvious. War kills the innocent as well as the gulity.

Shout

A young women is highlighted in a crowd of her peers

A handbill to promote a book documenting stories of children in care and their need for advocates.