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Haarkon are photographers so their content is all around us. For this initial branding project it was not possible to make an archeological excavation in search of material to draw on so it was through the fictional genealogy and aesthetic of a 'found' artefact – a Haarkon Adventure ticket – that an identity was realised. This initial illustration intentionally looked to Japanese ephemera design for its aesthetic. This ticket eventually manifested in reality when the first volume of Haarkon Adventures Japan was published. The characters represent India and Magnus, the Haarkon Adventurers themselves.
Haarkon Ticket
Haarkon Ticket
Haarkon Ticket
Haarkon Ticket
Haarkon Ticket
Haarkon Adventures Japan Book
Haarkon Adventures Norfolk Book