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A stationery set for a brand called “Generator”, featuring a letterhead, a business card, and an envelope. The minimalist design uses a bold, condensed typeface in grey and black against a white background.

Philip Battin's multidisciplinary design work demonstrates exceptional skill

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Date
8 January 2013

Philip Battin is a design talent to be reckoned with. The young Dane has forged an impressive career in graphic design, art direction, strategy, web and product design that began aged 18 when he set up his own business selling web solutions. Since then he’s won numerous awards, kept his own business going strong and even held the prestigious role of art director at luxury street wear brand Norse Projects.

Philip’s portfolio is a magnificent place to spend some time both for the quality of work on display and the enormous diversity of the projects he’s undertaken. Recent highlights include a digital speaker, some innovative interaction design for the modern city and this striking identity for music venue Generator. For a man looking to “bridge technology and culture as well as strategy and design” we reckon Philip’s well on the way to achieving his goal.

The word “GENERATOR” is written in a white, linear outline font against a dark grey background. The letters feature a 3D effect created by thin parallel lines.
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Philip Battin: Generator identity

A typographic poster with a black background and white line art. Large, 3D-style outlined letters are arranged to spell “GENERATOR”, with the word “GENERATOR” repeated in a bold, flat font at the bottom.
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Philip Battin: Generator identity

A black and white portrait of Freja Loeb, who looks directly at the camera with a hand resting against their head. Bold blue script is layered over the image, with the words “Generator” and “Freja Loeb & Veneer” in white.
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Philip Battin: Generator identity

A black and white poster for a jazz event featuring a person wearing a hat and playing a trumpet. Bold white text reads “JAZZ MED OSGOOD”, with the date “fredag d. 13 oktober” and time “kl 17 – 22” listed. The word “GENERATOR” appears in a large, outlined font at the bottom.
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Philip Battin: Generator identity

A person wears a black T-shirt featuring a large, white wireframe graphic that reads “GENERATOR”. They stand against a plain white background with their hands in their jeans pockets.
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Philip Battin: Generator identity

A black and white photo of a band performing on a stage in a vaulted hall. Large, white 3D outline typography is laid over the scene.
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Philip Battin: Generator identity

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About the Author

James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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