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A2 double sided fold out promotional material. One side contains a html code map and the other holds the five Drift principles. The map is made up of Internet Explorer’s website coding and plots an internet search. The search subject is ongoing / future Mars missions, positioning Internet Explorer 9 alongside some of the most groundbreaking explorations of all time. The map displays how much information can be sourced using Drift browsing opposed to a more traditional ‘content bubbling’ based approach.
Not Now ‘we let you down’ exhibition at Cord, Manchester. We were really pleased with the turn out; there was a lot of interest in the work and the collective as a whole. Excited to get going on the next Not Now project…. Watch out.
Here is my contribution to the latest issue of OWT, which is based around the theme ‘Voyage’. My piece reflects a quote from portuguese explorer, Ferdinand Magellan:
“The church says the Earth is flat, but I know that it is round, for I have seen the shadow on the moon, and I have more faith in a shadow than in the Church.”
You can get your hands on a copy here:
Each member of the Not Now collective were given a disposable camera and 24 hours to document their time. From here, a publication was produced holding the disposable findings of each member. This publication will be readily available, free of charge, across Manchester from the 16th of April. This can also be viewed here:
Thank you card, ideally accompanied with box of chocolates.
SEVN magazine Issue 3: Resolution
Six other students and myself created the third issue of SEVN. In this issue we tackled the theme of resolution in all it’s different guises. The full magazine can be viewed here:
New project I’m working on with the four other members of Not Now, we’re planning to produce a zine and an exhibition.
[Flash 10 is required to watch video]
Johnny Hardstaff workshop: Self Promotion - “Little Sam”.
Typographic Circle: Pentagram brief.
Cylinder is a special edition supplement to accompany the Typographic Circle’s ‘Circular’ magazine. The content is presented on scrolls which are housed within an aluminum box; the box also acts as a reading device, allowing the scrolls to be loaded, unrolled and viewed.
Photograph publication:
I made this publication using a selection of photographs taken whilst inter-railing in the summer of 2011.
Can be viewed here:
On This Day: ISTD Brief (extended).
This is a publication developed from the previous entry. The booklet shows the memories being reintroduced in to my day through bread; the format / packaging also links back in to the loaf of bread - not a huge fan of ink on toast.
Can be viewed here:
On This Day: ISTD Brief.
This is an edible infographic about my 10th of November, Memories were printed on slices of bread; these, when accumulated, make up the loaf, the same way memories would come together to create a recollection of a day.
You & Me: Ian Anderson workshop - Shape outcome.
This poster works around the same premise as the previous ‘type outcome’. The same idea is expressed through shape and colour; the circles and squares represent the two different roles, with the circular arrangement unifying them as one entity, me. The green triangle and the the cycle leaveing the page give a sense of movement, then missing shapes allude to the fact that it is all a process.
You & Me: Ian Anderson workshop - Type outcome.
This A2 poster reflects me as a design student and my role, which constantly revolves between creator and viewer. This revolution builds up such speed that the roles become simultaneous. You and me become we.
Sun of a Gun: Exhibition poster.
This is the poster for the first third year graphic design exhibition of the year; ‘Sun of a Gun’. The poster articulates the given starting point for our first project, which was ‘Bang!’. It expresses us all, in our third and final year, exploding out of the blocks for what will be an exciting and important year.
