Carlo De Agostini [blog]

About this site

Carlo De Agostini is a freelance Art Director. He is good in broadcast identity, motion graphic and visual fx. Loves photography and typography. He was the art director of Blackhole snowboards and La7 television. His work is broadcast on several television channels and published in various books, dvds, websites and magazines. Based in London, available to work both on and off site.

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Spring sunset, London. Who says that in London is always cloudy and rainy? It’s maybe right but when the sky is clean the colors are amazing. I took this picture from the window of my apartment with my Canon 5DII without any photoshop trick. I love the gradient in the sky and the almost graphical skyline. High-res

Spring sunset, London.

Who says that in London is always cloudy and rainy? It’s maybe right but when the sky is clean the colors are amazing. I took this picture from the window of my apartment with my Canon 5DII without any photoshop trick. I love the gradient in the sky and the almost graphical skyline.

Amazing communication at the hospital Yesterday I was walking around at the hospital in Sondalo, Italy when I came across this beautiful piece of design. It looks messy but if you try to read it carefully it’s quite straight forward, except for the “Cappella” (chapel) and the “Uscita Nord” (North Exit) which are in the middle not meaning anything to me. I have to admit that I’ve found the Bar easily even though the hospital has 9 pavilions and I had to walk across 3 of them, but on the way back I met a person that has been working at the hospital for the last 25 years and couldn’t find pavilion 5. High-res

Amazing communication at the hospital

Yesterday I was walking around at the hospital in Sondalo, Italy when I came across this beautiful piece of design. It looks messy but if you try to read it carefully it’s quite straight forward, except for the “Cappella” (chapel) and the “Uscita Nord” (North Exit) which are in the middle not meaning anything to me.

I have to admit that I’ve found the Bar easily even though the hospital has 9 pavilions and I had to walk across 3 of them, but on the way back I met a person that has been working at the hospital for the last 25 years and couldn’t find pavilion 5.