Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Mark Porter / / Editorial

It would seem wrong not to pay homage to Mark Porter when thinking
 about dealing with type and layout in any project.  Considering he is one 
of the people who have not necessarily inspired, but highlighted the fact 
along with functionality within type, there can also be an element of the 
experiment.  This counts for serious subject matter as well as the more 
lighthearted stuff.

Mark Porter is the best known in his field.  Having gained international 
status over the years, he has been awarded many times through 
respected corporations such as D&AD where he was the first and so far
only person to be awarded a black pencil for his editorial work.




Porter has worked on many magazines, supplements and books.  The most well 
known being 'The Guardian', famous for it's consistent grid design and simplistic 
yet informative visual tone.    
He also embraces the digital age.  Something I have recognised as of late is 
important for a relevant contemporary practice.







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