LONDON




A poster showing my interpretation of the city. 

After visiting London I felt there was a lot of pressure created in making 
a decision to move as a result of the majority of design jobs being there. 
As time goes on, the pressure builds up, creating a clear decision 
of what I must do.

- Blind deboss 
- GF Smith Colourplan White 
- A2



CURIOUS






Promotional mailer.

I decided that the word 'curious' best describes me since I'm interested in pushing design to new levels as well as reflecting being inspired by life experience. When the mailer folds out the word curious is used as a double edged sword and questions the recipient of their curiosity toward me
.

The final solution was letterpressed using scrap metal type to create my own unique letters, expressing my curiosity to find different solutions.

- Letterpress
- A3

CRISIS




A piece of direct mail aimed at raising awareness of the charity Crisis and their work for the homeless. 

Crisis focus on changing the attitude of the homeless through education and well being services to sustainably remove people from the street 
into a home. 

I created an uncut pencil that represents the transformation of attitude– negatives into positives. This transformation is also symbolic of the change in attitude the recipient has towards homelessness.

- Screen printed
- Custom made pencil



THREE MINUTES







An open brief in which I interpreted three minutes.

I looked at my perception of time through creating an average of how long I thought three minutes was. As a result I found that I miss out on two seconds every three minutes, which I then represented through varnished type on hidden pages of the book.

- Screen printed
- GF Smith Colourplan Ebony 150 gsm
- A1 folded to A5 pages

Now I've probably made you miss out on time by looking at my 'folio. 
If it took you about 30 minutes to look through all the work on this site I can use my calculation of time perception to estimate that you've probably missed out on 20 seconds!
This is actually perception based, so perhaps you didn't actually miss out at all?