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a nice bit of work from a design agency that found clients would get their name confused with a variety of 'marxs'; richard (pop singer), groucho (the comedian) and karl (the communist). 'We wanted to clear the confusion once and for all with these light-hearted promotional pieces that establish (Ryan) Marx design as a unique identity (and go down well!).'
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