Projects
- What is it like to be Dyslexic?'What is it like to be Dyslexic?' a question often thought about but rarely acted upon. There are many organisations, companies and individuals who work to help individuals with dyslexia and the daily struggles that they face. I as a dyslexia student, wanted to take a different approach with this university minor project. I wanted to communicate to individuals that do not suffer from the neurological glitch known as dyslexia, I wanted to build a better understanding of the condition for those th
- REMEMBER ME: ALZHEIMER'S AWARENESS CAMPAIGNThe theme for this World Alzheimer's Month campaign is ‘Remember Me’, encouraging people from all around the world to learn to remember those that are living with dementia and their care partners, but also not to forget about loved ones who may have passed away. World Alzheimer's Month is the international campaign every September to raise awareness and challenge the stigma that surrounds dementia. 2 out of every 3 people globally believe there is little or no understanding of dementia in their
- VISUALISING DISSERTATION - HORROR TITLE SEQUENCESUniversity Project - I was asked to create a designed dissertation in the form of a printed publication; which came as a challenging task as my topic was on moving image, more specifically, horror title sequences and motion graphics. During this project I was told - "Remember, printed publications don't have to be formal, grid following, blocks of text, they can be as wild as you imagine, so long as your design direction has a purpose and reasoning". From this point it allowed my project to flourish. I decided to design a glitch like, unreadable 'mess'. Which perfectly fits what I have spoken about in my dissertation and resulted in the publication of beautiful chaos.
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Work history
Skills
- 2D Motion
- Motion Design
- Motion Graphics
- Aerial Cinematography
- Cinematography
- Graphic Deaign
- Logo Design
- Icon Design
- Branding
Education
BA Hons) Graphic Design Visual CommunicationUniversity for the Creative Arts
Canterbury, United Kingdom
A graduated student with a first in Graphic Design: Visual Communication.