On a door in the Mong Kok area.

Knapkin masquerading as a blouse.

It’s well worth taking a day trip to Waddesden Manor, it’s an interesting chateau / contemporary art experience.

Taken from the train on the way to my lecture in Halifax.

Probably my best side.

If you go to Barcelona check out this restaurant - it’s wonderful.

The kind that really tallks to you.

Would you like chips with that sir.

Display of flyers.

At the train station.

Sorry couldn’t resist it.

It needed to be said.

Kids on the Isle of Wight not too bright it seems.

Nuff respect. Taken on the way to Norwich for a lecture.

The last night of the Congress was held at Mariscal’s studio. Now there is a man who knows how to throw a party. Tony

The streets of Barcelona are pasted with art. Love the ‘Hey Andy, we were promised fame’ sticker. Tony

The auditorium starts to fill. There were over a thousand graphic hungry attendees at the Conference and a host of fantastic speakers - read the reports from Eye and Grafik for a better idea of the goings on. Tony

The AGI Open line up. Nice to see our AGI Open logo so beautifully employed by the team at AGI Spain. They did an incredible job on all fronts and will take some beating. Tony

No caption required. Tony

Taken on a visit to Amsterdam for the opening of Wim Crouwel’s exhibition as it transfered from the Design Museum to the Stedelijk. Another mystery - DNA spray. Tony

Nice loopy type in a small village near Agen. No idea what it says. Tony

Theses images were taken on a visit to Manchester to visit the wonderful Manchester International Festival. The top two you might recognise as Peter Saville, I’m not sure who designed the transport M - but it is a nice strong logo – Tony

Travelling to a recent client meeting in Turkey we passed through Istanbul's elegant metro system – endless tunnels with the occasional decorative Ottoman touch. The past is hidden underneath every rock in the city and drilling was continually halted or diverted by one archaeological find after another. Still, there's a nice lo-fi digital version of the logo to look at as you glide through the passageways.

It was a real privilege to be invited along to the AGI NL’s day of lectures and events at the Stedelijk Museum. Speakers included Wim Crouwel, Lex Reitsma, Niels Schrader, Joost Grootens, Ralph Schraivogel and Evelyn te Bekke and Dirk Behage. The image shows Mevis and Van Deursen’s identity for the temporary Stedelijk – Tony

Book by the great swiss designer Hans Neuburg published by Electa. One of many gems in the ISIA library – Tony

A world heritage site, Urbino in the Marche region of Italy is a stunning example of a renaissance town. I spent a week there with Adrian Shaughnessy at the invitation of Leonardo Sonnoli and ISIA, the Design school. It was a fantastic experience. The signs in the image, set at a jaunty angle, were easily thirty feet up and barely visible to the naked eye – Tony

It was all going so well with ‘war in babylon,’ but goes a little pear-shaped after that – Tony

Let the hanging begin! The first Crouwel posters go up on the wall – Tony

The first super-sized strip of vinyl goes up – Tony

The windows belong to the house that Gaudi lived in for a while at Parc Guell – Tony

Pablo Juncadella from Mucho kindly took me to see Barcelona play after the talk, it was a dream come true for me, the stadium was colossal and Barca were fantastic winning 5-0 without breaking sweat. The image is of a gigantic speaker used for public announcements. The guy who makes the announcements refuses to be paid such is his love for the club! – Tony

My first visit to the Stedelijk for the Wim Crouwel exhibition. What is about stencilled type on wooden boxes? – Tony

A door in the back streets of Barcelona - I love the saint Johan Cruyff image, pity he has been defaced. The photo was taken on a visit to Elisava the impressive new design school situated just off the Ramblas – Tony

Who have thought it, Brighton beach New York. Nice to see Noorda and Vignelli’s Helvetica hard at work – Tony

Taken through the window of Eurostar, it is interesting how the unfinished nature of the buildings exposes the different grids employed by the Architects – Tony

It came as no surprise to find Norway has a thriving, sophisticated design scene with many designers of genuine quality, Grafill is a fantastic organisation run for and by the designers themselves. My visit took in Oslo and Kristiansand, very different but equally impressive places and both well worth a visit. Apologies for the slightly stereotypical image, but it is hard not to be impressed by a Viking ship – Tony

The road to nowhere - taken on a visit to Ljubljana at the invitation of the Emzin institute as part of their annual seminar on visual communication. Louise Fili, Stephen Heller and Dan Reisinger also attended – Tony

The spectacular, Rem Koolhaas OMA designed, Casa da Musica in Porto was a worthy home to the first AGI Open conference, 1000 students and professionals attended the event. I was unable to find out who designed the exhibition type on the building but it is a very fine piece of work – Tony

A visit to Bob Eight Pop to watch the first of Unit Editions posters being produced – a studio full of ink and paper – perfect! All we have to do now is decided which colour we prefer! – Natasha