Typography
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Me and CMYK 54
I am honoured to be featured as the Rising Star in Issue 54 of CMYK Magazine. Thanks to everyone at the CMYK Magazine team.
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A Good Guy
This is my poster in appreciation of Guy Schockaert. He was not only a great designer but also a great human being. I knew Guy from the social poster project Poster for Tomorrow and he was a very important part of the team. You will always be remembered my friend. Guy Schockaert (1949 – 2013)
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Freedom of speech – FIDH Vietnam sticker
my poster ‘Freedom of speech’ was used for FIDH Vietnam as a sticker. Thanks to Hervé Matine and Poster for Tomorrow.
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AC F/CKING DC
A poster I created in 2009. I am a hug AC/DC fan. I was lucky to see them live in Punchestown Ireland in 2009. I will be created this as a t-shirt very soon. Check back for some photos in a while.
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2012 highlights
and so 2012 comes to a end and what a wonderful year it has been. It really has been without doubt the most special and life changing of my 26 year existence. Here is a review of some the highlights. ———————— ‘Love over hate’ was selected for San Violentín 2012 in Ecuador. Visited Ecuador to…
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InPrint Magazine Issue 9 – Creative thinking with Christopher Scott
is honoured to announce he is featured in InPrint Magazine Issue 9 in the category ‘Creative thinking’. Thanks to Elo Elo and his creative team. The whole issue looks great. Check it out here:
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CMYK Rising Star: Christopher Scott
I am proud to announce that I will be featured in Issue 54 of CMYK Magazine in the category Rising Star. Below is some samples of the intro pages. As soon as I get more photos I will upload them. Thanks to Mary Kate McDevitt for the photos and great typography for the pages.
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Building kindness by Carlos Cepeda – Gentletude Design Award 2012
is so happy to announce that his student Carlos Cepeda Mosquera (who is a graphic design student at the Umet Ecuador) was selected as one of the 14 finalists for Gentletude Design Award 2012. Well done Carlos. You deserve it because you put so much effort into your work.
Christopher Scott 