Projects
- For What It's WorthIn November 2010 1000s of students took to the streets in protest of the recent cuts to higher education and the soaring tuition fees which, sadly, endeded in violence. One area in particular that suffered the most was the arts which, in some cases felt a 50% decrease in funding. For What It's Worth began in an attempt to counter this blow with a series of pop-up fund-raising exhibitions culminating months of research, organisation and investment. Involving 26 artists and hundreds of visitors.
- Domicilium DesignsDomicilium Designs is a London-based interior design company that creates unique, beautiful and high-quality bespoke interiors for exclusive private residential clients worldwide. We worked alongside Domicilium to create a high-end brand image that reflected the exclusive, luxury appeal of their services. In addition to a beautiful and user-friendly website we delivered a suite of classically designed office stationery.
- Coyne MedicalCoyne Medical is a private medical clinic based in Fulham. Founded by Hugh Coyne and Lucy Hooper, the practice specialises in family healthsports recovery medicine and antenatal care. When it comes to choosing a GP, personal preference is often a deciding factor. After much creative debate we opted to use the founders own names to communicate the personal and trustworthy relationship that would be built between doctor and patient. The site’s branding aesthetic is clean, sophisticated, bright and easy to navigate, whilst detailed and engaging copywriting and blog posts help to frame them as experts in their industry.
- Pride HousePride House London was a London 2012 campaign to promote diversity and inclusion on a global scale, create awareness about homophobia in sport, encourage healthy and active lifestyles and bring communities together. We developed a bright, energetic and edgy brand identity. We also delivered an informative website that provided essential details about events and activities held during the week of celebration.
- House of ProvokeAfter 10 years of encouraging women to feel confident about colour, House of Provoke (formally known as Provoke Cosmetics) decided to rebrand and relaunch themselves as an upmarket make-up product that can compete with the leading names in luxury. House of Provoke wanted to create a glamorous new product range around an exciting and dynamic colour palette created for ladies of colour. With this in mind, we designed a simple and elegant logo along with a website that used kaleidoscopic imagery to emphasise the brands colour and vibrancy. The unique treatment of imagery and our bespoke bottle design for the launch range of nail polishes, differentiated House of Provoke from others in the market in an attractive, alluring and visibly stunning way.
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Work history
Freelance Designer
London, United KingdomFreelance
Freelance Graphic Designer
- Freelance
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Skills
- Packaging
- Branding
- Print Design
- Art Direction
- Digital
- Typography
- Wayfinding Design
- Design
- Creative Direction
- Environment
- Logo Design
- Illustrator
- Indesign
- Photoshop
- Powerpoint
Education
Graphic Design
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BA Graphic Design
Awards
D&AD InBook
Environmental Design
http://www.dandad.org/awards/new-blood/2011/environmental-design-environmental-design/1867/hannah-whittaker-alex-harris/