BP&O Collections — Block Foiling
Opinion by Richard Baird Posted 22 January 2018
A continually updated gallery of graphic identity and packaging design work, reviewed and published on BP&O, that utilise foil blocking. These include solid, clear and multi-coloured foils, and those that feature micro-structures or sculpted details. This post features work by Studio South, Triboro and Bedow, and covers a variety of projects, from property developments and artists to restaurants and coffee subscription services.
The work below explores the intersection of the graphic and surface, the striking and the subtle. They move between a simple aesthetic pleasure in conjunction with materials, interesting ideas, a continuity of concept and communicative intention. These all serve to maintain a sense of quality, where ubiquity of finish seeks to undermine. Also check out Blind Embossing and Die Cutting.
andSons Chocolatiers by Base Design, USA
Brigade Court by Jack Renwick Studio, United Kingdom
85 Spring Street by Studio Ongarato, Australia
Tea & Glory by Socio Design, United Kingdom
David Collins Studio by Bibliothèque Design, United Kingdom
Christopher Hall Somata Collection by Two Times Elliott, United Kingdom
Linden Staub by Bibliothèque, United Kingdom
Earls.67 by Glasfurd & Walker, Canada
Institute by Commission, United Kingdom
Verso Architecture+Interiors by Studio South, New Zealand
Roster by Bond, Finland
Volcano At home by Commission, United Kingdom
Anna Bjerger by Bedow, Sweden
Whitlam Place by Studio Hi Ho, Australia
Gustav Almestål by Bedow, Sweden
Old Spike by Commission, United Kingdom
Disrepute by Two Times Elliott, United Kingdom
True Honey Co. by Marx Design, New Zealand
Adrián Key by Face, Mexico
Croxley Park by Blast, United Kingdom