Projects
- Cuts = ConsequencesCuts = consequences is a typographic project telling a story of knife crime through statistical data. It takes the form of a report exploring the decade between 2010 - 19. The project recognises that numbers are descriptive and often used to provide details of complex social situations. It examines specifically how knife crime has been affected since the Conservative Government’s public sector budget cuts. Spreads represent statistical headlines setting the context of the time, numerical d
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- Arts University of Bournemouth, Visual CommunicationVisual Communication’s vision explores and examines the importance of visual communication in relation to culture and society, whilst championing the significance of an interdisciplinary approach. The course is interested in interdisciplinary processes of developing ideas and communicating through visual language. Visual communication is a continuum and seamless spectrum of creative activity, from conceptual practice to mainstream design. Visual Communication produces graduates who are able t28
- The RamblersOne week group project by CHS asking us to design the identity for a new London restaurant, creating an identity, menu, wayfinding, social media touchpoints, and advertisements. The restaurant is meant to be "an urban mainstream with quirky originality". Inspired by "fancy pubs", we wanted to make the restaurant approachable, classy, and natural, playing with the London vibe.
- When We Thrive Together, Great Things UnfoldHSBC and D&AD briefed us to create an illustration led campaign that encouraged their tagline 'Together We Thrive' in an airport setting. The group members were me, Charlotte Walker and Matt Miles. The angle we took was looking at birds and the way they behave and thrive when they fly, focusing on HSBC's pillar of diversity and inclusion. The illustrations were simple vectors and took inspiration origami birds. Our research into 'The Big Garden Birdwatch' helped us realise how birds are good in
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