Thibaud

Work / Graphic Design

Dynamo

Words by Alex Bec, Wednesday 04 November 2009

Swiss duo Thibaud Tissot and Yassin Baggar are two very talented designers. Under the moniker Dynamo, they have built a space in which to play, experiment and collaborate. I was especially taken by Thibaud’s intuitive type and one of the series is pictured here.

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