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alt: Man holding a book entitled Studio Sink Poetry. The cover has design using red, blue and yellow spray paint
Studio Sink
Studio Sink Poetry: Poetry Book
Year:
2019

Clients:

Maggie Jennings
Christina Niederberger

Services:
#Publication #Visual Identity
Deliverables:

Bespoke format poetry book

alt: Man holding a book entitled Studio Sink Poetry. The cover has design using red, blue and yellow spray paint

Interweaving visual and textual poetry at the intersection of typography and writing

In collaboration with Maggie Jennings and Christina Niederberger, Studio Sink Poetry takes inspiration from the Kitchen Sink Painters of the 1950’s. Whimsically spinning poems about studio occurrences, which are in turn explored through the written word, design practice and the act of printing, creating an almost spontaneous example of visual poetry.

This project was created in a close and seamless collaboration with the artists. Working together in discussions around the meaning of the poems, we worked spontaneously and intuitively together in order to explore the possibilities of merging the process of design and writing. Creating a process in which writing and aesthetics are interwoven to create a playful, tongue in cheek reading experience.

A scan of the Studio Sink Poetry booklet, the front cover saying studio sink poetry with a blue, red and yellow airbrush smudge, the back page has the smudge continued
A scan of the Studio Sink Poetry booklet, a double page spread with type floating on the left page and a left aligned list of lines on the left, the pages have a symmetrical blue, yellow and red smudge on it.
A scan of the Studio Sink Poetry booklet, a double page spread with text making wavey lines spreading across both pages.
A scan of the Studio Sink Poetry booklet, the left page has lots of multi coloured dots on it that look like they are from a hole punch, the right has a few lines of left aligned text with a few dots scattered about the page
Six spreads of scans from the Studio Sink Poetry booklet

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