Johnson Banks is a british graphic designer who has designer multiple logos such as the emblem of the city which is a group of logo designs for the city of London.

Also like Herb Lubalin has created double meaning logos and a very smart one is such of his 'shelter' design in which the h's shoulder is shaped pointy instead of a smooth curve in order for it look like a shelter. This logo is for a homeless campaign charity.

Herb Lubalin was an extraordinary logo designer who first explored type faces rather than genius logo designs with double meanings. His best from a list of many was his 'Mother&Child' logo design.

Here is some of his other pieces work including great pieces like 'families' and 'marriage'.

Alan Fletcher was a British Designer born in Nairobi Kenya 27th of september 1931 due to his father was a civil servant but struck ill at his sons age of 5 and later returned to England with his family. After his return he lived with his grandparents, he studied at four art schools Hammersmith School Of art, Central School Of Art, Royal College Of Art also Yale School Of Architecture at Yale University in 1956.

PETER GRUNDY

His work is very blocky with a bright colour scale to emphasise the image he creates from different objects. His work looks simple but is yet quite complex. i decided to have a go at some of his work in the theme of a the 'metro map'. I took inspiration from his work on roads by him creating figures from many different important or famous objects.

Greenwashing

Greenwashing is a promotional lie to much of the population of people who are convinced that the thing they are using and buying is healthier than anything else and that the product is green which as such would help the community and for a healthier life. The way they do this is that they stretch the truth by adding a promotional cover up to hide their indecent trade to favour them mainly for business and money. 

Some businesses are genuinely committed to making the world a better, greener place. But for too many other businesses, environmentalism is little more than a convenient slogan. Buy our products, they say, and you will end global warming, improve air quality, and save the oceans. At best these statements stretch the truth and at worst they help conceal corporate behaviour that is environmentally harmful by any means. 

Gavin Lucas

This is part of Gavin Lucas' work on 'The Layzell Brothers'. This is his work in the creative review of which he has been rewarded by the front cover for his illustration for a 60s psychedelia-influenced film for Adam Buxton. This is his article in te creative review. 

I really like this work due to its unique quirky affect on the work and really matches Adam Buxtons work. I also like the sharp colours and the use of patterns.

David Hockney Highway 

David Hockney is an English painter, draughtsman, printmaker, stage designer and photographer. He lives in Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire, and Kensington, London.

Hes an important contributor to the Pop art movement of the 1960s, he is considered one of the most influential British artists of the 20th century.

He has won many awards for his work such as; 

Johnmores painting award (1967)

Companion of hounor (1997)
Royal Acedemic
Order of merit (2012)