Egelnick_webb

Work / Graphic Design

Egelnick and Webb

Words by Alex Bec, Thursday 09 April 2009

The inspiration for Henry Holland’s latest collection was swatch gradation, so what better subject to base their Autumn/Winter 09 promotional material on?

Design studio Egelnick and Webb screen-printed directly over used Pantone Chip Books, maximising the amount of colour variations produced. An obviously engaging and pleasing aesthetic on a tight budget, lovely stuff.

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