Joshua Jones-Bennett    

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A friendly and honest individual with a curious mind. I aim to explore this curiosity through typography, illustration, editorial and print. Creating simple and structured design that is both visually pleasing 
and engaging.

Panel to PixelA  beginner’s  introduction to Manga and its Anime counterpart, exploring its history and meteoric rise to global success. Includes a mini booklet helping new readers understand how to read manga.

  • Publication, Bookbinding, Print Design.
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Typeface: Rader, Roboto & Arbuckle


Who’s Really In Charge?A published outcome that explores the power dynamics between pets and their owners, looking at how different factors play in the relationship. It involves looking at the domestication of animals, tools used to control each other, and stories from people who have experienced power shifts.
  • Publication, Bookbinding, Printmaking
  • Writer: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Typeface: ABC Laica, Gravity, Area


GambitA pubished outcome created from a series of chess photos. Inspired by the game of chess, the publications dimensions are the same as a standard chess board and opens up to be used to play.
  • Publication, Bookbinding, Printmaking
  • Writer: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Typeface: Baskerville


Reality Of PlaceAn excursion that led to Dungeness being used as a case study for why we romanticise places, exploring the tension between the idea of a place and the reality of being there, and how expectation and atmosphere can shape our experience in subtle but powerful ways.

  • Publication, Bookbinding, Print Design.
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Typeface: Eiko & Supply by Pangram Pangram


EmbodimentEmbodiment is a typographic narrative summary developed from a conversation about wrestling. The zine documents the interviewee’s growing tiredness as the discussion progresses, revealing moments of distraction and drift, embodying the experience. It also features a mapped collection of references and associations connected to wrestling. Laser and Riso Printed.

Publication, Print, Typography, Editorial
Copywriter: Josh Jones-Bennett
Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Typeface: CoFO Raffine, Stolzl


BreadA response to the book ‘Poverty Safari’. Inspired by Goodby Silversteins project for Tipping Point Community, I created a zine to reflect the factors of poverty that may be misunderstood by the public.

  • Publication
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Typeface: Ed’s Market, Century Gothic Pro


ContinueA two-colour typographic screenprinted love story about hands, showing the many things that our hands go through daily without any gratitude.
Poster Design, Print
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Typeface: DM Mono



Free Fight
  • An A2 Typographic folded poster of a quote related to wrestling. The folds were 
  • designed to act as an unmasking.

Poster Design, Print
Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
Typeface: Radar by Pangram Pangram
Invisible Cities Pt.1 

A two-colour screenprint to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities. Inspired by one of the stories describing the paths of the city winding like rings orbiting a planet.

Poster Design, Print
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Typeface: Gill Sans Nova 

 Invisible Cities Pt.2 / Foreignness of What You no Longer Are

  • A two-colour riso print poster using a collage approach, based on a phrase from 
  • Invisible Cities. No digital equipment was used in the design of this.
Poster Design, Print
Design: Josh Jones-Bennett, Rhys Lewis, Charlie Hill


Come Get Your

 A campaign aimed at increasing footfall for a local greengrocer while highlighting the value and necessity of independent fresh produce retailers in local communities.

  • Campaign, Branding, Print Design.
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett, Tom Land, Eryk Golawski
  • Typeface: Tay Birdie by Taylor Penton


This is how you do it

 A Stop motion interpretation of a manual on how to use an Olympus film camera

  • Stop Motion, Motion Design
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett



Alright Bruv

A projected installation piece that captured my experience of spending 5 hours within a selected area.

  • Installation, Motion Design
  • Design: Josh Jones-Bennett
  • Copywriting: Josh Jones-Bennett, Eryk Golawski
  • Typeface: Futura