A2/SW/HK – Designers for the new Aperture magazine

Aperture has hired the London-based graphic design team A2/SW/HK (Scott Williams and Henrik Kubel) to redesign the magazine.
 - November 5, 2012

One of their specialties is typography—they draw unique fonts for each client—and they are working on a set of fonts for their fresh design of Aperture. Scott and Henrik’s extensive portfolio is full of smart, beautiful projects. We’re excited about what they’re doing for us right now, which you’ll see very soon. In the meantime, visit A2/SW/HK’s website to see their work.

 

Above: Samuel Beckett, complete works, 2009—2010, Faber & Faber, London. Cover design & bespoke typefaces by A2/SW/HK

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