NEVILLE BRODY

Biographical InformationBorn on April 23, 1957 in London, England

Studied at the Hornsey College of Art and London College

of Printing

Worked for The Face magazine (1981-1986)

Worked for Arena (1987-1990)

Created Research Studios in 1994

Founding member of Fontworks

Head of the Communication Art & Design department at

the Royal College of Art

Influenced by punk rock, Dadaism, popart

T ime Per iod , Loca t ion , Purpose and Ph i lo sophy

Brody has been working since the early 1980s

He works in England

He works to inspire the design community, to address the

changing role of the designer and pushes the boundaries of visual

communication in all media through experimental and challenging

work

He feels that artists should be able to make a living pursuing

ideas and having them published and made available to the public

CollaborationsRecord covers for Cabaret Voltaire and Depeche Mode

Jaime Hayon and Zen Buddhist Master Sante Poromao

Redesigned The Times with the new font Times Modern

Designed the new look for Dom Perignon

D&AD Annual

Wallpaper Magazine

Titlecards for Public Enemies

Bonfire Snowboarding

LG Electronics

Visually Appealing Aspects

Interesting compositions

Variety of colors

Work ranges from simple to complex

Interaction between text and images

Scale

Poster by Brody for

exhibition at the Rocket

Gallery in Japan

Examples of Work

Branding for Blaze

Musical Festival

Type Tart spread

for Wallpaper

Limited Edition

Subscriber cover for

Wallpaper

Campaign for

International

Fashion Show

Who’s Next

Fly poster for

Embedded Art

exhibition in Berlin

Tent stencil

Sound and Music

logo

Graphic for bite

performance

series

Lucozade Spo r t : Evo lu t i on Campa ign

Ad for D&AD

Student Awards

LG Electronics

Surface

Graphics

BIBLIOGRAPHY

The Graphic Language of Neville Brody, Jon Wozencroft (1988)

The Graphic Language of Neville Brody 2, Jon Wozencroft (1994)

Researchstudios.com

Researchstudiosparis.com

Rsbcn.com

Apple.com/pro/profile/brody

Banks, Tom. “Designers, academics and a monk.” Design Week

Online 2 Feb 2011