Pino Tovaglia

Thank You Card

Sharply dressed in crisp ’60s typography, this is a classically cool way to say thank you. Strongly influenced by minimalist Italian design, it’s straight out of the monochrome world of dapper Don Draper and Mad Men.

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In the exciting world of advertising in the 1960s, Pino Tovaglia was one of Milan’s top graphic designers. I was inspired by his 1964 advertising campaign for Pirelli tyres to go for big bold typography, with a classically stylish 1960s feel.

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Jonathan Howells is a senior designer and illustrator with over 20 years experience. He is the Creative Director of multi-disciplinary design office Dinnick & Howells, whose past clients include Levi Strauss, Glaxo Smith Kline and Lindt Chocolate. A self-confessed design geek, Jonathan runs a typography blog and is obsessed with endless possibilities of letterforms.

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