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.
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.
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.
In response to the brief set by the tireless folk running “The World in One City” Exhibition in Liverpool, I created this poster. We were each assigned a music track which loosely described our personality.
Having been supplied with the poster I was asked to photograph it in an interesting place. Rather than use the one poster supplied, I photocopied many, covering a car. Solving the problem of the poster being displayed in an interesting place, as this is a subjective point of view, and will vary depending on the observer. With the posters being presented on the car, the “The Happy Happy Poster Club” could communicate their message to a wider audience.
One evening after work I created some paper breasts, by folding a piece of paper.
