Olympic posters proposal

for London 2012.

My thinking behind these posters was

to convey the movement and energy of the

games, in a simple yet abstract way.

-These posters won best in show at this

years D&AD new blood.

The designs focused on the movement and

speed of the athletes equipment.

They were used to help travelers associate
relevant tube stops with the Olympic events
that are being held there.

Wayfinding proposals using signs and symbols to
communicate directional instructions for the
Olympic games to an international audience.

A book showing views and opinions about the subject of graphic design.

What is the role of a graphic designer?

As designer's we know that our job is about

communicating messages, but does and should

our work cross into an ethical realm?

This book explores different views and opinions

on the issues surrounding the topic, from students

to famous designers.

Istd project

Ten techniques you should know about 

bookbinding... 

An A3 book, aimed at younger people 

encouraging them to get into the craft 

of hand-binding their own books.

Working in conjunction with Empress,

I helped design this years student handbook,

for the University College Falmouth. I worked

in a team with photographers, illustrators,

designers and creative writers to create the

handbook given to all students when they start.

Due to my sucess in the 2008, Coley Porter Bell

Shine awards (a competition for 2nd year

undergraduates), I was selected to design a poster 

to advertise the event for next year.

A poster promoting a series of lectures,

on type design at the University College Falmouth.

I was only allowed to print with one colour, to 

keep production costs to a minimum. The design 

had to survive purely on its typographic integrity.

Online forum for the designer.

Getting graphic designers to engage 

and discuss their views and opinions 

on the subject.

A debate series promotion, on the role 

of the designer with society. I created

a range of printed material to advertise

the event.

Univers 65 gallery branding. printed material 

and proposal for an imaginary gallery/shop, 

selling modernist design ephemera. The design 

was based on the typeface Univers in the weight 

sixtyfive which was also the name of the gallery.

This project was selected by Coley Porter Bell

for the finals of this years Shine awards.

I created a range of 10 posters based on 

modernist typefaces, that could either be 

bought or used as wrapping paper, teaching 

the buyer about the font, for the gallery 

(Univers sixtyfive gallery).

A booklet, showcasing a selection of my photography.