A Successful Opening Night!

These are just a few pictures of our exhibition Design Market at Free Range @ The Truman Brewery 2010. The exhibition constist graduate work from BA Graphic Design and Graphic Media courses at UCA. 

True Blood Limited Edition Posters

Anyone who knows me knows i am a lover of anything vampire. Yes i am a twilight fan, as well as true blood and vampire diaries! Having read all 9 of the riveting Sookie Stackhouse series of books by Charlene Harris i was ecstatic to hear that producer Allen Ball (Creator of Six Feet Under) was to transform these books into a gritty series for the TV channel HBO. Now approaching its 3rd season its promotional graphics are as stunning as ever. The creators of True Blood are releasing a series of limited edition promotional posters in the lead up towards the season 3 premiere which sufficiently capture the humor and intensity that the show is well known for. 

Curriculum Vitae

Come and see my work at the Truman Brewery....

The Design Market showcases the culmination of our study where 

the multi disciplinary approach is evident. Graphic Design students 

interest themselves in photography, illustration, printmaking, web 

design, book arts and digital media, reflecting the status of 

contemporary design.

This is where my identity theft campaign will be showcased be

tween 4-8th of June 10am - 7pm at The Old Truman Brewery, 

F Block T2, 91-9 Brick Lane, E1 6QL, as well as my portfolio 

of work. 

For more information:

http://designmarketuca.blogspot.com/

http://www.trumanbrewery.com/cgi-bin/exhibitions.pl?

http://www.free-range.org.uk/

Identity Theft Awareness Campaign

A personal experience shaped what became my final major project as

I decided that there wasn’t enough awareness around the problem of 

identity theft. When researching I realised that there were very few 

identity campaigns and they were all lacking in notability. 

When trying to think of a more appropriate and unusual approach to 

this campaign I decided that an incorporating an interactive element, 

either with the viewer or its setting, would make the information more 

memorable. 

By using the bottom half of a persons face within the design of a piece 

of direct mail, a press advertisement and on public rest room mirrors, 

the viewer may interact with the campaign and manipulate their own 

identity.