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Not quite still life photography. Side project capturing the mundane.

Unbending experiment with the Lloyds TSB TV ad. Cynical captions explaining what is it really about.

This is the process which created the Kilotype font. From outlining the type through to electrifying it and developing the prints. This is the process

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Logo design for Topman’s brief to create a concept store in Berlin.

Finished mapping project outcomes for uni. These are maps of John Cage’s 4′33″ where the ambient movement I observed is the visual equivalent of the ambient noise the audience hear’s during any given performance of 4′33″. This ambient movement I then turned into data which I then visualised using this optical illusion technique. I employed optical illusions because they create natural, subjective movement for the viewer the same way audience members for 4′33″ experienced natural, subjective noises during the performance.

The video recorded by Rob, staring Ty and Rachel which I edited as part of our presentation for the dragons den project at uni. We wanted it to be intentionally cheesy 

Website mockup for the search page on Rent-o-Matic. This is for the project I am currently doing at uni for dragons den. The gif is to be used within a video because it isn’t necessary to actually produce a website

Digital proofs of the other three designs I plan to print using the risograph at uni for my friend’s print fair. The fourth ‘who, if not you? when, if not now’ is still very much a work in progress, I’ll photograph my own flames at some point soon but the current place holder is enough to give the gist of what I intend to do

The first design for a charity print fair my friend is organising. No brief or theme set for this so I have set my own, create designs I would like to buy myself if I saw them at a print fair.

Vinyl Rival — First stage of this mapping project finished. (semi) Successfully vinyl transferred my visual frame onto a window at uni, now to start data gathering and mapping.

My mock-up of what I plan to do for the mapping project uni has set us. I am going to recreated John Cage’s 4′33″ visually and map those results.

Here you can see it plain, used with an image and used on the new site I am designing with them.

For my portfolio I photographed the books in Waterstones, uni like that sort of thing.

Some holiday snaps from when I went to Barcelona with uni, we visited the design museum, Mucho and Lo Siento design studios as well as the usual tourist spots. I seem to have only taken photos of Rob however.

Visual map of John Cage’s 4′33″ composition. This is part of our latest brief for uni where we are mapping music and creating visuals from it.