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Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Beards

Beards are almost synonymous with quality design. Look at just how many famous designers we found sporting 'face fungus' after 35 minutes of intensive searching.


Top Row: Eric Gill, Danny (from out of Experimental Jet Set), Neville Brody, Vince Frost
Bottom Row: Abbot Miller, Kit Hinrichs, Mark Farrow, Billy Gibbons

Almost all of us love a good beard (Ashleigh you may want to look away now) so we thought we would conduct a census capturing the current state of beards in the studio. We've helpfully categorised them according to style, ambition and friction. Here are our findings.

Category 1 - Some care and attention must have gone into that...


Stephen Arthur (Year 2 Illustration) with 'Cancel Christmas!'


Robert Marshall (Year 1 Illustration) with 'Fuzzy Felt'


Sam Fisher (Year 2 Graphic Design) with 'Ghostly Apparition'


Lewis Brown (Year 3 Graphic Design) with 'Furry Archipelago'


James Howie (Year 2 Graphic Design) with 'Rectangular Thicket'


Gary Nicholson (Year 2 Graphic Design) with 'Titian Tiger'


Dwayne Bell (33) with 'Stipple and Crosshatch'

Category 2 - Beard Envy


Leanne Swift
(Year 3 Graphic Design) with 'Interstate Flyover'


Grace Neal
(Year 2 Graphic Design) with 'Mutton Chop Frenzy'


Rhiannon Robinson (33) with Grotesque Accident Extra Bold

Category 3 - Couldn't be Arsed to Shave


Jim Millington (33) with 'Grizzly Adams'


Tony Peart (33) with '3rd Degree Carpet Burns'

Category 4 - Sites of Special Scientific Interest


Craig Brown (Year 3 Graphic Design) with 'Mato Grosso'

4 comments:

  1. You guys have some serious competition now.

    Germany have gone and beaten you down....

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13407712

    I for one want to see some of those next year (as long as they don't touch me, ergh)!!

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  2. where can I print the grillust beard?

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  3. Dear Little Miss

    Go here:

    http://www.cumbria.ac.uk/graphicdesign/images/freebies/grillust-beard.jpg

    and either print it on your own ink-jet or right click and save it for posterity. You can then print it on someone elses ink-jet!

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