Here are some images from my final end of year show at Camberwell!
What a great year :)

Code of Conduct

you&i

Colour experiments for a new logo I'm working on for my FMP:
a network connecting young creatives within UAL

PICTOGRAMS

Pictograms

Here are some pictograms I am designing for my FMP - I will upload more on this later

MONUKI

Photographs of some MONUKI posters, designed by Hiroyuki Suzuki & myself, again taken by genius Clare Taylor

http://claresophiet.tumblr.com/
http://hsuzukibagraphicdesign2.blogspot.com/

ISPIRA FLIP BOOK

Photographs of ISPIRA mail out flip book, taken by my one & only Clare Taylor
http://claresophiet.tumblr.com/

Final Ispira Teaser Video

VOTE HAFSA SHARIFF FOR CCW VICE PRESIDENT

Here are some posters & flyers for I designed with Hiroyuki Suzuki for Hafsa Shariff's campaign for CCW vice president:

www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_158129304243033&ap=1

www.hsuzukibagraphicdesign2.blogspot.com

Non Newtonian Fluids Continued

Almost finished making a teaser video. I'm currently playing with drawing out different, mre relevant fonts. Here's the first draft:

Non Newtonian Fluids

I spent the day experimenting with corn flour and water, here are a few of the results.

Advertising campaign for a new Fedrigoni paper range

I started off by creating a few mind maps - defining the brief, areas of interest, and any initial response.

After some consideration, I came to the conclusion that ISPIRA was the paper to choose. Ispira is coated to enhance tactility, giving it a velvety effect. It is also natural and FSC certified (the pulp comes from well-maintained forests), and part of Fedrigoni's decision not to imitate what is already available, making it unique.

I decided to investigate the aspect of UNIQUENESS IN NATURE.

I began to investigate crystals as they are unique forms which are also easy to create at home. I began by saturating water with table salt and added purple

ink to produce a slightly tinted effect on the crystals that formed.

I tried one using wire for the crystals to form on...

...and one using string.
The string worked best, and the crystals formed all the way up.

One of the things I'm interested in exploring, is the shadows the crystals cast.