Neville Brody was born in London, Brody studied at the Hornsey School of Art and at the London College of Printing. The British designer and director is linked with areas within Constructivism and Dadasim he tries to explore ideas that were outside the box, in similar way to Dada movement; one of which I'm a fan of myself. He found that breaking the classic rules of art is similar to the way the music movement was going at this time. Brody was helping to create a new way within design. His work pushed boundaries in type and experimenting with image, especially working as a designer for magazines, newspapers and album covers. A recent example of Brody’s guest appearance work can be seen on the front cover of Wallpaper magazine.
He uses mixed media and several influences of that time to create his work, this is a good way to create work that is in-time and up to date with all the other artists of that time. However due to his unusual aspect of life and the simplicity idea his work, although similar to other artists at his time, are unique with his choice of context.
