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Eye Magazine | Feature | Ten projects by Jim Sutherland

Feature A graphic designer downsizes to spend more time thinking, studying and designing without commercial studio pressures. What could possibly go right? By Simon Esterson. Portrait by Philip Sayer [EXTRACT] For Jim Sutherland, design projects are all about ideas. There is no signature style applied across his work; no obsession with a group of typefaces. Instead, each project has at its core an idea that determines its visual direction. The identity for the Kings Place music centre is based on the sound waves generated by different pieces of music; the stamps celebrating crime writer Agatha Christie are full of clues to be discovered; in his marque for Start-rite the ‘R’ letters sport pairs of shoes …

Studio Sutherland brands environmental group The Commitment with an x

May 5, 2021 1:16 pm Studio Sutherl& has designed the identity for environmental campaign group The Commitment based around the idea of marking letters with an ‘x’. The Commitment works to put the climate and environment at the top of the political agenda through campaigning and research. The UK-based non-partisan organisation encourages people to vote for politicians who prioritise the environment and make written commitments to the natural world on its website. Studio Sutherl& founder Jim Sutherland says that the studio “wanted to avoid anything that was too overtly ‘green’ or natural” when it came to the organisation’s identity. Instead, the studio looked to the idea of making a cross as a “vote, a signature and mark of love for the planet”, he says. This custom dates back to the Middle Ages, according to Sutherland, when a cross at the bottom of letters and documents would signify “sincerity, faith, and honesty”.

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