Signs of Fingerprints: and The Art of Handwriting
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Throughout the book, Simpson guides readers through an exploration of the variations and nuances that exist between fonts, highlighting how each individual mark can convey a wide range of messages and emotions. Using raw materials, the author has created striking handwriting line drawings that emulate the unique patterns found in fingerprints, emphasizing the idea of identity, and helping readers to better understand the relationship between typography and personal identity.
Highly recommended for anyone with an interest in typography or handwriting, this exceptional book serves as an invaluable reference guide that captures the essence of Simpson's visionary approach to graphic design."
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Om forfatteren
Carlos Simpson is an Entrepreneur, Artist, Designer, Musician, and Author living and working in London – United Kingdom.
Carlos graduated from Bristol in Graphic Design at The University of West of England in 2011. In the same year, he did his placement at Neville Brody (Research Studios in London) Brody Associates working on Brand identity projects such as Royal College 150 anniversary and D&AD 50 anniversary, since then he worked as a Graphic Designer for some of the world's biggest brands, including Topman, Selfridges, Ted Baker, Ben Sherman, and Oxfam. In 2016 he founded Carlos Simpson Design Studio in the London United Kingdom.
Some of his paintings were bought by some worldwide known businesspeople such as Sergio Marchionne. "I improvise to better understand the human brain and the effect the same on the individual lives with the intention to explore feelings, the way we relate to each other, the daily situations, and the magic touch of empathy". Past projects are Illegal Migrant (2020), Love Is the Secret (2020), Tribal Soul (2020), Memórias do Vento (2020), I Am Human (2022), ATMO (2022), El Niño (2023).
(Book catalog) You Make Your Rights (2021), Politics Design: The Power of Political Stamps (2021), Signs of Fingerprints (2021), and Portraits of the Self and Fingerprints (2021). His work has received several international awards and is featured in exhibitions around the world.
