Zine made after the 2019 General Election, closing statement; we’re fucked. 

Icon design and way finding for an exhibition built around the virtues of play and its positive effects for young people.

World Cup Fever 2018

Font design inspired Shenzhen, the Silicon Valley of hardware. The letter forms are tightly packed and dense much like the city itself and it visually draws influence 1990s and 2000s software aesthetics which is when the city went became one of the fastest growing in the world. And, whilst it’s leaps and bounds ahead of the west in terms of hardware production it’s visual presentation is still somewhat outdated. 

Commissioned piece of work, an illustrative interpretation of cave formations, when on the wall it creates a surprising amount of depth and false perspective. Also if it’s used as an iPhone background, when you unlock the screen it reveals itself in an interesting way. 

Isometric Screen Print for void collective, limited edition run of 30 prints. 

Scrun, a video installation piece commentating on cellular existence capturing the POV of our phones as we engage with the world.Intentionally out of sync and focus, disorientating and discoloured with jarring cuts and off beat timing to mimic the half life of filtering everything through a screens blue lights. The content, the narrative, everything about the original footage is abandoned in service of the screen existence. For the Dysfunction exhibition.

Animated identity of my dissertation ‘Space for Thought’ which looked at different creative environments and measured their impact on the people working inside of them as well as documenting my restructuring of the graphic design space inside of Manchester School of Art. The identity is based around some of the more interesting case studies, with their floor plan forming pseudo constellations drawing parallels to astrology and the idea of predetermination because we’re asking how much space defines our creative output.

A small sample of myself and Andrew Harrison’s work to raise awareness for the Zapatista cause and the First Declaration from the Lacandon Jungle. Building upon our research and work for the Reclusorio Look Book we felt compelled to do more and tell people about the plight of these people. To do so we typographically repurposed their declaration of wars most powerful statements and exhibited it alongside the full declaration to hopefully shine a spotlight onto a part of world history that is currently being overlooked.  Check out my collaborator HERE

A one use book based around social anxiety. The book reads like a typical conversation with questions along the lines of How Are You? and responses like fine. However when you rip the pages apart you can reveal the true answers to these standard social interactions, exposed onto a now colourful landscape. 

Full project synopsis here

Then I burnt it because it’s not relevant.

Poster design advertising a seminar by typographer and graphic designer Jonathan Barnbrook at We Are Feed. 

A brief taste of my contribution to the 2016 Provide Advent Calendar featured online and projected in store at the ‘Best of Brum’ pop-up shop. 
Check out the the Calendar Curator Tamsyn Preedy HERE and check out PROVIDE an independent Birmingham store founded by Matt Nation

An exhibition from 24 designers at Manchester School of Art. The branding and advertising was intentionally: impractical to better communicate the theme, Uncompromising to better represent the attitude of the exhibiting artists and cheap because this is a self funded student show.

Screen Printing is finite, eventually the mesh will become so overused that an image will no longer come through. This zine explores the physicality of a traditional printing method by pushing it to its very edge, with each page turn it loses colour and vibrancy succumbing to the limitations of its medium into murkiness and eventually nothing. It’s an abstract but very tangible piece of communication about a side of screen printing that people may not be aware of.

A2 Screen-prints for void collective with colour variant.