Alfred Hitchcock: The Mysterious Thinker
If there’s one hotel that sums up the timeless glamour of London, it’s The Savoy. Its rich history and celebrity guests are immortalised in A Time for Reflection: The Savoy Suite.
This piece captures the legendary film director and producer Alfred Hitchcock. Known as ‘the master of suspense’, his 60-year career saw him direct 53 feature films, including The 39 Steps, Psycho and The Birds.
Stuart adds: “There’s an ordered chaos to this piece. I made it deliberately complex to reflect the complexity of his writing and directing. I tried to abstract the elements in a similar way to how he abstracted his movies, with the typography effectively dissecting him.”
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Alfred Hitchcock: The Mysterious Thinker
If there’s one hotel that sums up the timeless glamour of London, it’s The Savoy. Its rich history and celebrity guests are immortalised in A Time for Reflection: The Savoy Suite.
This piece captures the legendary film director and producer Alfred Hitchcock. Known as ‘the master of suspense’, his 60-year career saw him direct 53 feature films, including The 39 Steps, Psycho and The Birds.
Stuart adds: “There’s an ordered chaos to this piece. I made it deliberately complex to reflect the complexity of his writing and directing. I tried to abstract the elements in a similar way to how he abstracted his movies, with the typography effectively dissecting him.”
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If there’s one hotel that sums up the timeless glamour of London, it’s The Savoy. Its rich history and celebrity guests are immortalised in A Time for Reflection: The Savoy Suite.
This piece captures the legendary film director and producer Alfred Hitchcock. Known as ‘the master of suspense’, his 60-year career saw him direct 53 feature films, including The 39 Steps, Psycho and The Birds.
Stuart adds: “There’s an ordered chaos to this piece. I made it deliberately complex to reflect the complexity of his writing and directing. I tried to abstract the elements in a similar way to how he abstracted his movies, with the typography effectively dissecting him.”
