Beth Crabtree NMP

I have reflected the type on the back cover to show the randomness of dreams and how maybe dreams are real in another universe, maybe a reflection of another life? deep.

here are 1-10 of my final boards that I have laid out on in design ready for submission

This is my final sketch logo that I have come up with so far. I was also thinking about putting the feather from my page on K next to the logo. to balance everything out

Here i’ve been experimenting with feather textures to create a belly band for my book, and have been experimenting with hand-drawn type for my cover. After deciding that the type in a circle doesn’t work, I have gone with the string typeface for my cover

I’ve started colouring in the pages that will be placed next to eachother in the book. I’ve tried to overflow the pages and make them work together as a double page spread. It also shows how sometimes dreams can change easily and become a multiple of dreams in one dream, it shows the randomness of them

photographs of my two final books together!

10-14 of my final boards

My final poster has printed well from the print room!

Here are some generic office style posters that I was going for

I have started compiling all the images I have collected from my phone and have finally built a poster based around the motivational posters that are found in offices. I wanted it to seem like a motivational poster and not really sure what it is, and everytime you look you see something different. Overall I am happy with the result and decided to change the images to black and white to give it more impact

Here’s the current website for totally-locally, as you can see it just needed a little re-brand and seems abit dated

Here is some of the original poster work from totally locally, it needed brightening, the message shortening too

Here are the posters I have created for the totally locally campaign. I have designed a speech bubble and some quirky hand-drawn typeface that I have found online. I wanted to create a typical Yorkshire conversation that the shop worker and the customer could be having. To try and create a friendly local vibe. Since taking these photographs the man in the top photograph who owns the sweet shop something sweet in Hebden Bridge has passed away. My heart goes out to his family after this tragedy. For this reason I wont be posting this image anywhere else

How it would be presented on a mac for a client

Here’s the homepage for Totally Locally, I wanted to combine hand-drawn and photograph elements to create an overall warm and friendly feel

Here’s my final logo coloured in. I choose these colours to represent the pennines from todmorden and the pink compliments this

Here’s my hand-drawn version of the new logo for totally locally