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Christmas Postcards. Art direction and collaborative project with Tim Wan. Course-mates submitted designs around the theme “If you could do anything this Christmas..� Collated and hand screen printed in red and gold. 16 designs were produced and split in to two packs of eight, and sold.
Speaking From Experience / Visual Map. Project addressing the problem of first-year students not knowing their way around Leeds upon first moving, nor where certain buildings are. Resolve has two parts; an A1 CMYK colour separation silk screen print, identifying buildings around Leeds, and an A2 ‘key’ on trace, to be placed over the top of the visual piece.
Each building is in location, categorised by type, and contains other data displayed within, revealed by the key.
Chromatic: The Colour Blue. Chromatic takes seven swatches of the colour blue, ranging from the green side of the spectrum to a deeper, dark blue. In the form of an A5 Japanese-bound book (edition of ten), Chromatic documents the colour by associating each swatch with a series of typography, illustration and photography.
What is good? Packaging project. Promoting ‘live music in intimate venues’ around Leeds. Box and outer sleeve holds a pocket-sized book about five intimate venues around Leeds, (info, interviews, gig listings etc), a pair of earplugs and travel-sized deodorant.
The White & The Red Exhibition Work produced for The White & The Red Exhibition; The two pieces, Vulpecula (The Little Fox) and Ursula Major (The Big Bear), were based on a theme of constellations. Hand illustrated and screen printed at A1, each as editions of ten.
Arranged by peers, The White & The Red Exhibition took place in Manchester and Leeds over April 2010, comprising of contemporary design and illustrative work by twelve students.