Morag Myerscough
Studying a designer who transforms cities through colour, then creating a booklet, a logo and a poster in her style.
- Object
- Study booklet, logo and poster
- Subject
- Morag Myerscough, British designer
- Field
- Graphic design
- Context
- School project, École Bleue
The brief
The booklet traces the career of Morag Myerscough, a British designer known for monumental installations in saturated colours: her story, her style and influences, her major works and their impact on public space. It comes with a poster and the logo of an imaginary series, “The Greatest Graphic Designers”.
Intentions
- Speaking the designer’s visual language
- Bright blocks of colour
- Bold, joyful typography
- A booklet, logo and poster that echo each other
The design approach
The layout speaks her visual language: fluorescent colour blocks, bold type, geometric shapes and colourful façades. The series logo, a keyhole with an eye inside, invites you to look through to the other side of the door. The poster shows a skier in motion over flat-coloured mountains, beneath a multicoloured 3D title.
The booklet
The logo
Research: logo and poster
Explore the project in 3D
Rotate the model, zoom in and change viewpoints. Model reconstructed from the project’s drawings and photos.
Take the project with you
All the boards in one landscape-format PDF, to read on screen or print.
Download the projectPDF · 5 pages · 0.8 MB