Odd Places

Photography | Tuesday 2 June 2009 4:44 am

China Cola

In Beijing, China. Mandarin, is used even to advertise common western products such as Coca Cola. Dressing up Dogs in Hong Kong is amongst the other weird things, I saw whilst travelling in the Asia.

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Mish Mash

Graphic Design, Typography | Friday 27 March 2009 2:15 pm

Mish Mash

I was sent a YCN brief by Gala Slater, to have a look at. The brief was to create a visual identity for a exhibition at the Tate Modern, showcasing 20 cutting edge mixed media artists. We were asked to create an identity which was vibrant and playful. I gave myself half a day to create each identity, here are a couple of the results.

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Packaging and QR Codes

Graphic Design | Wednesday 4 March 2009 2:25 pm

Typographic QR Codes 

Whilst working in the UK, I started looking into QR Codes and playing around with these typographically. So I compiled the alphabet including punctuation marks in this 3 second clip. Putting the alphabet in a non linear format gives so much more flexiblity for interesting motion work.

Austrian pharmaceutical packaging also seems to be more exciting than its British counterparts.

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Ski Season

Photography | Tuesday 17 February 2009 11:42 am

Ski Route Ellmau

Moving out to Austria has given me a chance to practice my other hobbies. After 3 days of snow, we had a sunny day and I couldn’t resist the opportunity to go out and photography the landscape with its untouched snow (more photographs can be found in at www.flickr.com/photos/40167535@N00).

Alexander Glenn in The Creative Unity

General | Sunday 8 February 2009 2:56 pm

Creative Unity

This month sees the release of “The Creative Unity”. With this they have launched a book, available for purchase from www.thecreativeunity.com for $28.45. I was lucky enough to have some of my previous work featured in the premier issue.

Origami Type

Graphic Design, Typography | Saturday 24 January 2009 3:03 pm

Whilst freelancing at Sony in London, I started developing a typeface based on origami. I wanted to keep the shapes as minimal as possible whilst retaining their legibility. I also wanted it to be visually interesting. 

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