Commercial print designs and branding.

Image consultation and graphic design. The marketing materials produced included this business card created using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.

Produced as part of the dissemination strategy of this JISC funded X4L project, the Learning Bank's 'Digital Horizons' newsletter was designed to echo the look of the project's phase1 and phase2 websites, which I also designed and built.

In much the same way as corporate brands, academic institutions and research projects require a strong marketing identity in order to secure press coverage and further funding. Together with the project logo and the project's visual identity, I developed a number PowerPoint and Microsoft Word templates for use by project partners and stakeholders.

Images were shot on a digital camera and prepared in Adobe Photoshop. The layout was completed in Adobe Illustrator.

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A complex exercise in the art infographics, this A1 size poster was produced for a national e-learning conference. It is designed to articulate this academic research project's aims and objectives, clearly outlining outputs, outcomes and the relationships between the various community stakeholders.

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In addition to motion graphics produced for display at business conferences, these mock-ups of company cards were produced to explore this design company's corporate identity.

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From motion graphics for promotional videos to websites, gig posters and stickers, my work for Fader5000 focused on developing a strong brand identity for Nigel Clark's multimedia project.

This was especially important as having just split from the high profile group 'Dodgy' he had decided that the band should adopt an anarchic, 'no-leader', anonymity.

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Flyers and handouts for promoters and friends. 

Logo design and motion graphics ident for a film music production company.

A promotional website and a library music CD-ROM were also produced and marketed.

Affectionately based on the poster for The Rolling Stones film Rock and Roll Circus (itself a 60s pastiche of victorian carnival promotional handouts) this artwork was produced for a birmingham based covers band.

Created using 3D Studio Max and Adobe Illustrator, this poster was designed to promote a club night.