29/05/2010

ODT Logo


Logo design for upcoming magazine 'ODT.'

27/05/2010

The Global Village

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Animated web based GIF in response to the letter, 'The Global Village' from Tony Benn's 'Letters to my Grandchildren.'
The basis of this response was video game title screens,
which when left unplayed, proceed to demonstrations of the game. The spaceships of the United Nations are based upon the design of the sprite from the classic video game 'Asteroids.'

23/05/2010

Road in the Sky Photographed


Digital print, wrapped around the original book. Photograph by Kellie Hindmarch.

07/05/2010

Animated GIF Poster for a Lecture by Jenny Bowers

Lecture poster for Jenny Bowers (Small)

Animated poster made for a lecture by Jenny Bowers at Peepshow Collective, building on, in a way, from my previous animation, 'They come at Night.'

02/05/2010

Bass Social Flyer

Bass Social Flyer

Final digital flyer design for 'Bass Social,' a group of DJs in and around Bath. Lineup yet to be published.

06/04/2010

Oolitic Roman MMX



Display Sheets for new typeface, 'Oolitic Roman MMX.' Three of which I will photo-etch. Please send me an email if you would like a print. The font was constructed in response to
the architectural façades of Bath Spa. Each letter is constructed using an oversized brick shape; a characteristic which defines the appearence of Roman and Georgian buildings in and around
Bath. The characteristics of the font are based upon basic aesthetics of Roman typefaces. Oolitic Limestone is mined from nearby and neighbouring towns Bathampton and Combe Down.
Oolite is the mineral from which the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent and many other buildings in Bath Spa were built, and is still used today.

24/03/2010

David McKendrick Poster




Poster for a Lecture by David McKendrick, exploring the more serious undertones of men's lifestyle magazines. Concerning the objectification of lifestyle, the car depicted is a mod of Sega's classic OutRun, a classic signifier of a masculinity lost, driving to seeming nothingness in the poster. The quote is by Bethan Benwell, from her seminal essay 'Locating The Male in the Men's Lifestyle Magazine.'