Andy Mallalieu

Andy is an award-winning designer and co-founder of Nine Sixty in Manchester. With a background in branding, he still gets excited by the smell of fresh print. But he's not a total traditionalist – digital design is a passion, too. He loves to write about graphic design and illustration.

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News Graphic Design

Make a statement for freedom with a new typeface inspired by original graffiti from the Berlin Wall

Inspiration Graphic Design

& SMITH shakes up the cocktail industry with a new identity for Black Lines

News Graphic Design

Fedrigoni 366: This year's calendar is an explosion of bright colour and marks 2020's leap year

News Graphic Design

Brighton studio Evermade launches a limited-edition series of posters on a 'Decade of Change'

All images courtesy of Royal Mail and Charlie Smith Design
Inspiration Illustration

Royal Mail unveils its Christmas stamps for 2019, designed by Charlie Smith Design

Inspiration Graphic Design

Horse designs branding and packaging for 'world's most sustainable brewery'

All images courtesy of &Walsh.
Inspiration Graphic Design

&Walsh's identity for Zooba is inspired by the colourful streets of Cairo

Photo credits : Arno Lam. Courtesy of Brand Brothers
Inspiration Graphic Design

Brand Brothers' identity for Dualist, the world's first 100% reversible parkas

All images courtesy of Fontsmith, via submission
News Graphic Design

Fontsmith launches nine variable fonts with an interactive microsite

Inspiration Graphic Design

Interesting Development's identity for a 'smart' dog collar celebrates our best friend

Inspiration Graphic Design

Zag rebrands YO! Sushi using traditional Japanese art mediums like woodcut and ink

Inspiration Graphic Design

Elmwood New York reimagines brand identity for flexible workspace provider, Knotel

Inspiration Graphic Design

Paul Belford's fresh identity for Thai restaurant group Busaba takes inspiration from Buddhist philosophy

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