Louise Hill Design produces artwork prints of original designs created using a mixture of Louise's own photography, illustration and patterns, vintage imagery, and photos of textiles that have collected over the years. Iconic prints of Hong Kong, Singapore and …

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Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the latest edition of “DesignInspire In Motion” at Bangkok Design Week celebrates the creativity of Hong Kong designers. This exhibits in this promotion showcase a diverse array of artworks, focusing on graphic and typography designs inspired by the city’s innovative spirit and its vibrant cultural heritage.

In a nice example of icon design, Hong Kong-based Mary Wong created a set of icons, called All About Mary (2013), using only the letters M, A, R and Y in each glyph. Creator of GYshufa (2013), an oriental simulation typeface. GYshufa stands for Guang Ying Shufa. ⦿

Apr 9, 2019 · I recently went on a trip to Hong Kong and was taken aback by how big their street signage is. It’s so brash and frank. Let’s put type in a knife! Let’s stick a rooster on it! Here is a small selection of some of the things I saw.

Hong Kong TypographyEditorial, 2013 A series of illustrative typeface design of 香港 (Hong Kong). Each piece highlights a different cultural aspect...

The language usage on signage, fonts and types used, and the designs in magazines and advertisements all demonstrate the unique features of Hong Kong typographic design, which reflect the multicultural nature of Hong Kong society.

Jun 24, 2015 · Like Hong Kong itself, it’s a mix of old and new, Chinese and western, garish and restrained. Here’s a little taste: A mix of high and low tech signage, including the ubiquitous pawnbroker sign (top left). Hong Kong is synonymous with neon signs, for good reason. They flash and glow in city streets, big and small.