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  • Impatience is a Virtue - An evening of inspiration On September 7th Virgin Media Pioneers will host Impatience is a Virtue, an evening of creative entertainment and interactive installations at the Royal Opera House, London. Impatience is a characteristic that many young entrepreneurs can relate to, from having a great idea and wishing to put plans into action immediately. Impatience can be seen as a vice, but this event celebrates impatience and says Why wait? Channel your impatience to work proactively and go ahead and ask questions.

    The evening aims to celebrate and engage young entrepreneurs to explore the UK's creative industries, continuing on from this years national pride and celebrations. My part in the Journey over the past months has been the Creative lead and Designer from concept and branding through to room dressings...Coming Soon
        2012 Branding, Creative Direction, Graphic Design
  • Bonjay - Future Shapes EP A self initiated project taking a clear minimal approach towards the album artwork and promo posters for 'Future Shapes' an upcoming album by the Canadian artists Bonjay     2012 Digital Art, Graphic Design, Music
  • GREAT BRITAIN Brief: Through portraiture capture the spirit of ‘Britishness’
    on the day of the royal wedding

    Detail: A series taken around parks in London exploring patriotism and people today.
        2012 Photography
  • Alicia Duncan Smith Autumn: Look Book Brief: Create a visual language to commemorate an emerging
    designer and their début collection

    Details: Fashion offers a unique creative playground for
    experimentation within the commercial world. Synonymous with
    visual and conceptual innovation, fashion is also grounded in
    commercial realities.

    A Brand for an emerging designer considering public perception
    and positive association
        2012 Branding, Graphic Design, Photography
  • Excuse Me Brief: Test first hand, if we are treated differently by the way we look

    Details: A social experiment exploring public perception and treatment to different social groups. Changing my appearance over four days, I went about my daily life to see if I noticed being treated differently due to my appearance
        2012 Creative Direction, Photography
  • Under Wraps: Touring Exhibition Brief: Create a campaign and brand that would evoke curiosity and entertain people in a hospital environment

    Details: A touring art gallery around UK hospitals, showcasing contemporary artists work; offering staff, patients & visitors a chance to see creativity where they wouldn’t normally.

    We played with ‘art in transit’ and packaged art people would recognise such as Damien Hirsts’ shark, creating spoof narratives within the campaign that the visitors could imagine.
        2012 Branding, Graphic Design, Photography
  • Canterbury Oast Trust C.O.T is a charity based in East sussex that was founded by parents of children that had learning difficulties. They wished to create a community in which young adults and adults with learning difficulties could both live and work. Canterbury Oast Trust offers the local community a rare breeds farm, resturant, plant nursary and beautiful function rooms, these ventures have given people with learning difficulties various open minded work places, which serve the wider community.

    The charity wished to make the public more aware of what they have to offer and inform people of great days out around the trust's attractions. The brand is based on country fair rosettes as the attractions offer a winning day out for families.
        2012 Branding, Graphic Design
  • Introducing: Ba Hons Photography Degree Show Brief: Create a catalogue for the BA hons photography 2011 Degree Show

    Detail: A USB drive to replace the printed catalogue of students work, offering visitors something different and more practical to take away. Each student’s page on the flash magazine is hyper linked to their email and web page, making contact between visitors and students easier and more direct. The pack also contains a poster to compliment the USB.
        2012 Graphic Design, Branding
  • Penguin Book Cover Brief: Create a cover that engages people with the complex narrative
    of One Hundred Years of Solitude

    Detail: The book tells a rich tale of the Buenda’s family and how a generation’s traits and actions impact on future relations. It is important that the cover represents an element that transcends the ages. The golden fish’s made by a second generation Buenda son represent different beliefs and ethics for different characters, their value and aesthetic adjusts throughout the story mimicking the rise and fall of the family members lives.
        2012 Graphic Design, Illustration
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