Dowling Duncan US Bank Note Concept

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Dowling Duncan US Bank Note Concept on The Import

26th August, 2010

Being a Brit, jaunts to the States have always led to a certain level of confusion when handling their notes – especially after a few ales in the Lower East Side – thanks to their uniformed size and colour… it’s surely a consideration that UK/US agency Dowling Duncan has considered, as their entry for the Dollar ReDe$ign Project embraces the sort of strong note definition that even our most bleary of beer goggles could identify easily. Bright and bold colours, a crisp, contemporary type treatment and brilliant images that are so evocative of American history and culture, Dowling Duncan’s redesign is sophisticated, powerful and so very fit for purpose…

Dowling Duncan US Bank Note Concept
Dowling Duncan US Bank Note Concept
Dowling Duncan US Bank Note Concept
Dowling Duncan US Bank Note Concept

comments 9

  1. Xaby Web Design

    September 1st, 2010

    Sleek :) But making it happen, i don’t really know. But the designs are really bold. Thanks for sharing.

  2. sandman

    September 20th, 2010

    they wont be able to print enuff 1.00 cause everyone over here will be useing that one for toilet paper

  3. Graphic Design Paul

    September 20th, 2010

    http://www.theimport.co.uk/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif Thanks for sharping ideas of creative techniques.

  4. Anni

    December 13th, 2010

    really like it, but i think this design is very unrealistic happening to be the new version…

  5. Big Al

    January 25th, 2011

    The 1 dollar and 100 dollar bills would never get approved in the US.

    Maybe in Socialist countries.

    Back to the drawing board.

  6. mx

    April 7th, 2011

    pretty design but bad as money. way too strong, simple and obvious. there are good reasons not just technically but also artistically why money should be more neutral and sophisticated. my eyes will bleed if i have to look at those colors everyday.

  7. jojo

    June 23rd, 2011

    this won’t work since the us currency only uses pictures of dead presidents.

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  9. Tony Buford

    September 16th, 2011

    US money does not only use pictures of dead presidents.
    Benjamin Franklin was never president of anything.