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Burrill’s Work For Wallpaper*

Patrick 09/05/08, 15:38

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Anthony Burrill’s Work Hard And Be Nice To People poster was a feature on the walls of CR Towers for a long time, providing valuable words to live by for all who labour here. An unfortunate Blu-Tac-related accident put paid to our copy so we were pleased to hear that its no-nonsense message will be reappearing on the cover of next month’s Wallpaper*

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Burrill has designed four covers for the magazine’s June issue, which takes Work as its theme.

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Apparently it will also include a feature on Wallpaper*’s idea of the perfect office - we’re betting it’ll be pretty similar to our palatial surroundings here at CR.

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*UPDATE*
Tony Burrill just sent us this picture of his studio - surely it’s wrong for a man to be that tidy?

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Comments(10 comments)

Work more. Play more. Use Mac as shelf more.

Posted by Daniel on 09/05/08, 4:48 pm

I adore the pail lightshades in the last photo!

Posted by Jon Parker on 09/05/08, 10:01 pm

What is the font Burrill is using on these covers?

Posted by aaa on 11/05/08, 12:47 am

TIDY
UP
MORE

Posted by mimeArtist on 11/05/08, 10:25 am

if a cluttered office means a cluttered mind… what does an empty office mean? mess is good for the soul

Posted by allanah on 12/05/08, 9:55 am

The R looks like its from helvetica, but alot of things look like helvetica.

Posted by hara on 12/05/08, 1:29 pm

It looks a bit like Champion Gothic.

Posted by G on 12/05/08, 3:17 pm

Work Hard poster available online, at www.cookdesign.co.uk/shop/

Posted by Gary on 13/05/08, 10:59 am

Font looks very much like a tweaked Tasse Black…

Posted by Marc on 13/05/08, 3:04 pm

The main typeface looks like Hoefler & Frere-Jones’ Knockout #67 Full Featherweight. And the words “LIVE More” are Knockout #92 Ultimate Cruiserweight. Very cool fonts for nice big headlines.

Posted by Lisa on 13/05/08, 5:47 pm

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