Neasden Control Centre's paper-cut graphic icons for Millican symbolise land, sea and urban waste
Neasden Control Centre’s paper-cut graphic icons for Millican symbolise land, sea and urban waste The illustrator aka Stephen Smith used collage for the graphics, logo and typeface, to convey the mishmash of consumer waste that is recycled to make its Core Collection backpacks. Words Illustrator Stephen Smith, aka Neasden Control Centre, spent much of his youth in the northwest of England walking in the lakes with his dad and professes he’s “always been into technical walking gear”. So when he was commissioned by Lake District-based bag brand Millican to develop a brand aesthetic for ...
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