Further playing upon the handmade element of Julia’s work, a secondary “stitch” symbol was created. This worked as a lone graphic element on the fronts of her business cards, and later, as a social media icon. The colour palette is varied, much like the colours of the materials Julia uses in her work. It is also a direct reference to the 1970’s.

The mark of the maker’s hand is strong in all of Julia’s work, and because of this, a “stitch” shape (a square or rectangle in its simplest form) was introduced to the typography by squaring the curves of the J, U and P. The typeface in use is modern, yet harks back to the time Julia is drawing her inspiration from.

Further playing upon the handmade element of Julia’s work, a secondary “stitch” symbol was created. This worked as a lone graphic element on the fronts of her business cards, and later, as a social media icon. The colour palette is varied, much like the colours of the materials Julia uses in her work. It is also a direct reference to the 1970’s.