Five vanishing-point photographs of Woking strctures; The Lightbox and Peacocks shopping centre.

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Five vanishing-point photographs of Woking strctures; The Lightbox and Peacocks shopping centre.


An abandoned corporate identity concept based around photography of natural textures that I captured around and about the Surrey countryside.
When a diver comes to the surface quicker than advised, he is at risk of decompression illness (‘the bends’ is a serious version of this). In these cases it is important that they receive medical attention as quickly as possible. And, in the ocean, that means being lifted by helicopter – very spectacular.
Be assured that the diver in this video was fine.


As evidenced on my visit to Croydon today; Ikea have started to migrate from the beautiful Futura (top) to the downright nasty Verdana (below) for their corporate communications.
This is a shame, for me one of the small (only?) joys in shopping in Ikea has been the elegant signage* and consistent typography that seemed to neatly sum up a paired down Swedish aesthetic.
Not for much longer.
Verdana is an ugly font. It was specifically designed by Microsoft for use on computer displays. It’s wide proportions, loose letter-spacing and large counters may aid legibility on screen, but it looks dreadful in print and signage.
Oh well. Let’s hope they don’t change Billy bookcases.
*They do also use a kind of brush-script font for “special offers” – also horrible.