Thursday, 30 June 2016
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Monday, 28 September 2015
My first task was to design this year's competition poster. Being given this responsibility so early on in my placement was both daunting and exciting, but ultimately this gave me a lot more confidence in my own skills. One of the biggest hurdles I faced was continuing the style from the previous three posters and preserving the visual branding of the competition so far. After a lot of revisions and to-ing and fro-ing with the client (which was an experience in itself) the final design turned out like this. This project gave me a new perspective on the design process , and how a client's expectations and a designer's vision don't always match up at first. However, in saying that, I'm very happy with how the poster eventually turned out.
The poster got a lot of positive feedback at the first Recital on World Poetry Day to launch the 2015 Competition.
As well as the poster I was given the ongoing task of reorganising and updating the website, adding a new submission form to replace the email system, adding copy and details of the new competition, archiving previous competitions, creating Eventbrite events for various recitals and creating a content calendar for their new social media outlets.
This also meant creating more graphics along the way including website banners, social media graphics, redesigning the website's homepage and creating an infographic summarising this year's competition.
I also created a promotional video using the imagery I created.
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Tuesday, 11 August 2015
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Tuesday, 16 December 2014
I've been messing about with pattern in my sketchbooks and I'm enjoying the freedom of creating purely decorative artwork. I've been trying to create patterns that can be used on lots of different products to make them more commercially viable. These are two mock ups of potential greetings cards. I imagine them as a pack of 10 generic thank you cards with a couple of varying designs. I created them using black colouring pencil and I really like the simplicity and texture of it. I'm contemplating adding slight hints of colour but I really quite like them left black and white.















