A Practice for Everyday Life developed a new identity and printed prospectus for Manchester School of Art, reflecting its rich heritage and contemporary approach to creative education. The design incorporated modern re-drawings of historical illustrations by Walter Crane and featured student-written content to authentically represent the school’s voice.
A Practice for Everyday Life developed a typographic campaign identity for Manchester School of Art’s 2015 Degree Show. Inspired by Walter Crane’s writings and the Arts & Crafts movement, the design transformed educational quotations into bespoke typographic compositions using the contemporary typeface L10 by Or Type. The concept was further adapted for the MA Show, reflecting the spirit of postgraduate study.