I’m a Designer and Illustrator based in London, making brands inclusive and purpose-driven. What inspires me? LGBTQIA+ culture, scraps of paper, icons (and icons).
Currently working at Campaign Against Living Miserably, helping shape the creative direction of campaigns, editorial content and its products. Before, I worked at Future London Academy, Brighton Dome and Brighton Festival.
If you want to chat about any collaborations or ideas, email hello@george-lee.com
Projects
- Kings Cross PondKing’s cross pond was a public space project developed on a site north of the railway station. It was set open to the public. Illustrations reflect the written content and communicate how as an experiential design, the pond can be beneficial to people’s well-being, escaping from problems in everyday life.
- PARADISE GARAGEParadise Garage is a Queer Fashion collection by Biria Carr, designed for young gay men to express their sexual desire and identity authentically. Named after the historic nightclub, Paradise Garage, in New York City (1977–87). It focused on music and dancing, rather than verbal communication. Being a very sensual experience, like Fashion, clothing played a big role in expressing a gay man’s sexuality. Different garments are worn to signify sexual preference and spark conversation. This collec
- Brighton Festival 2018Brighton Festival is an annual celebration of the arts across Brighton & Hove. I was lucky enough to support their lead designer and marketing team throughout the campaign and festival. Every year a Guest Director is appointed to help programme the festival. This years’ Guest Director was artist David Shrigley, best known for his satirical work on daily life. Brighton Festival’s brand guidelines were re-created David Shrigley style, as part of the festivals’ campaign. Using these guidelines,
- Build Brighton DomeBuild Brighton Dome is a fund-raising campaign, to restore and maintain the Brighton Dome Concert Hall and Venue, run by non-profit Arts organisation, Brighton Dome and Brighton Festival. Using elements from the campaign’s visual identity, I created a campaign video and other animations to help support and promote the Build Brighton Dome campaign. Music: Another Man, by Bobbie Johnson: bobbiejohnson.bandcamp.com Content credits: Photos/videos of Miss Represented: Lauren Joy Kennett Festival v
Work history
Graphic DesignerCALM – Campaign Against Living Miserably
London, United KingdomFull Time
Graphic DesignerFuture London Academy
- London, United KingdomFull Time
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Skills
- Illustration
- Adobe Indesign/illustrator/photoshop
- Adobe After Effects
- Social Campaigns
- Printmaking
- Editorial Design
- Print Design
- Graphic Design
- Layout Design
- Branding
Education
BA (Hons) Graphic DesignFalmouth University
Falmouth, United Kingdom
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Semester AbroadHochschule Augsburg
- Augsburg, Germany