Craig ward

Typography,Photography

The typeface and effect used for the word "dirt" is so realist. It does look as the artist drew individually each word with soil. Probably used clipping mask and the samp tool to recreate that natural "soil dirt" look. This to me is a great form of Graphic Design.

This is a selection of work by Craig ward, I have been looking at his work recently in reference to unit 35 words and image in graphic design which i have chosen for my metropolis brief. I love these pieces and i am going to experiment with the use of ink in typography.

Experimental typography by Ruslan Khasanov.

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Fresh from his move over the Atlantic to New York, Craig has unpacked his bags quick enough to be our guest poster for the week. Known for typographic compositions oozing with personality, he's recently been snapped up by Grey Manhattan and slotted into a senior designer role only weeks ago. We're looking forward to finding out what makes him tick.

Follow this Photoshop tutorial to create an awesome distorted type design. Using a range of Photoshop brushes we’ll create the appearance of printed type that has come into contact with drops of water, breaking up the text with oversaturated drips, runs and splats. I was recently out at the clothes store and came across a […]

Craig Ward typography

Craig Ward on Instagram: “Chalk toss. The Lebron Issue for @espn Photography and vector type 2013 - #lebron #lebronjames #espn #chalktoss #kingjames #type…”

An exploration of the ideas and terminology within the field of theoretical physics. As an attempt to bring these abstract concepts to life in a simple manner, I limited myself to a single typeface and 2 colors — black and white.