A Graphic Designer's Studio in London - Remodelista
Graphic designer Noma Barr has a gift for manipulating negative space (the term used for describing the space around an object or a figure).
Unless otherwise noted, photography by Christine Hanway for Remodelista.
When he's not rambling in the woods, Barr can be found at work at his desk.
When he's not rambling in the woods, Barr can be found at work at his desk.
On one of his walks around Highgate Wood, Barr witnessed a pair of dogs communing; and from that experience he carved out a dog's face from the negative space around the dog's tail and leg.
The cover of Barr's book, Negative Space.
A series of illustrations commissioned by The Guardian. Each illustration was created to a line of text provided by the newspaper.
Image via Eco Space Studios.
Above L: Barr has a continual supply of sketch paper on a roller. Above R: Barr plays with negative space using different ink colors.
Eco Space Studios devised a flexible shelving system at Barr's request.
Barr explores the spatial relationship of the traditional shape of a clothes pin.
The placement of plants in the remaining garden space continues to alter the space.
