Design Portfolio Kathrina Wainstok 2016

DESIGN

PORTFOLIO K AT H RI N A WA I N STO K

www.kathrinawainstok.com

EXPERIENCE

CLIENTS & COMMISSIONS I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse group of clients on solo and collaborative projects.

WO RK

Tales Magazine

Uniquely Publishing

Sinescreen Magazine

My BodAI Robotics

Watch Elements

Linzers Bakery

Mr Shift

Simple Acts

These are some of the great companies I have had the chance to work with.

CONTENTS

CONTENTS

30 Things in 30 Days ............... page 6 Tales Magazine ......................... page 16 Tall Tales ................................... page 18 Winterlust ................................ page 22 Uniquely Magazines ................ page 26 Sinescreen Magazine .............. page 28 My BodAI Robotics ................. page 30 Restoration Trust ...................... page 32 Linzers Bakery ....................... . page 34

All work presented has been made by Kathrina Wainstok unless otherwise stated

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DESIGN

30 THINGS IN 30 DAYS www.30things30days.com F REEL A N C E

As a designer I have a particular interest in publications, generating new content in exciting but meaningful ways, and the psychological reasons we gravitate towards one design above another. Why we value humour so highly, and how important it is in cultivating an engaging society of designers and consumers are also important.

In my MA project “30 things in 30 days” George Bernard Shaw’s quote “life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself” sparked my investigation.

This led me to consider whether I could create a better version of myself, defined as the ‘happiest’, and researched happiness in the media, through experience, design and the economy.

Through my research I discovered the best form of happiness comes from experience, even the bad ones are either character building or anecdotes.

Through completing 30 new things in 30 days I gained 30 new experiences, hopefully creating the happiest version of myself. I have documented it so that others can be inspired to take on the 30 things in 30 days challenge.

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DESIGN

The Design Process All the content has been sourced form first-hand experience. I travelled to Bury St Edmund and took some photos then did a view finder workshop which led me to a square format.

Social Media

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During the 30 things in 30 day project I had the opportunity to develop my skills in recording, video editting, painting, drawing, dancing, singing, playing guitar, carpentry, music and much much more. Here are some examples of my work developing.

Above: A still from the “Making Onion Soup� experiment.

Below: A look at my editing process Right: Development of final Publication for 30|30 Challange

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TALES MAGAZINE

TALES MAGAZI NE Founded in the late Summer of 2015, Tales is a newly established quarterly magazine.

Curious and a bit whimsical, we are all about the joy of the narrative – we’re a story book for adults if you will CO - FO U N D ER/ D ESI GN ER

Sam Holden and I co-founded tales magazine and also co-edit the publication.

It was really exciting developing the layouts for our first issue using all the wonderful work submitted to us. I’m lucky to be able to see it really come together in its final stage. Thank you to everyone who has contributed for their creativity and imagination.

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TALES MAGAZINE

The Design Process This is an example of the way we put the magazine together. The entries are all printed and laid out on the floor to see which images go well together and to establish a visual language and flow.

Then the order of the images are used to develop a written flat-plan. The printed images are then stuck into a book to see how the magazine would read as a printed product. I then use a combination of this book and flat-plan to build the edition digitally.

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TALES MAGAZINE

Illustrations I add illustrations into the editions to go with written text from the creative writing entries and break up some of the visual articles.

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TALES MAGAZINE

Above: Illustration by Kathrina Wainstok Tales Magazine Issue 3: Airborne Below: Photograph and illustration by Kathrina Wainstok Tales Magazine Issue 3: Airborne

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Above: Photograph by Kathrina Wainstok Tales Magazine Issue 2: Explorer Below: Narrow Boat by Bethan Morrell Photograph by Kathrina Wainstok Tales Maganize Issue 2: Explorer

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TALES MAGAZINE

Photography I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse group of clients on solo and collaborative projects.

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Above: Typographic layout by Kathrina Wainstok Tales Magazine Issue 2: Explorer Below: Typographic layout by Kathrina Wainstok Tales Magainze Issue 1: Curious

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TALES MAGAZINE

3 Published Editions We have published three issues: the first being “curious”. The second ebing “explorer” and the third being “airborne”.

At the moment we only publish digitally, however we hope to go into print with a successfull kickstarter in the future.

Brainchild Award After a presentation and poster development pitch. We recieved the Brainchild Award for tales magazine, including help form some influencial local businesses.

ARCHANT

THE NORFOLK NETWORK

ASHTON KCJ SOLICITORS

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IDEAS FACTORY NUA

STUDENT WORK

TALL TALES This project arose from tales magazine after I released the first issue. I further developed one of my favourite short stories.

P ROJ EC T

George and Lola written by C.I.Selkirk

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STUDENT WORK

Image development I start my image development with rough visual collages. I tend to create the digital illustrations in sections. Starting with the most complex: the heart.

Research I went to Banham Zoo to take some photos of some animals and their surroundings/ expressions and take note of some of their interaction.

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STUDENT WORK

WINTERLUST I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse group of clients on solo and collaborative projects.

P ROJ EC T

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STUDENT WORK

Photography I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse group of clients on solo and collaborative projects.

Illustrations I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse group of clients on solo and collaborative projects.

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STUDENT WORK

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STUDENT WORK

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MARKETING

UNIQUELY MAGAZINES I representated the company at social and networking events, taking photos, making contacts, and writing articles.

F REEL A N C E

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MARKETING

Promotional Material Photographing events, and mockups for editorials and social media promotions.

NETWORK ING

T HE SPRING A RT S H OW

GIACOMETTI EXHIBITION

TH E B R I TI S H A RT S H OW

Briarfields Titchwell

The Fo r u m

Sainsbury Centre

Castle Museum Norwich

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SINESCREEN MAGAZINE

SI NESCREEN MAGAZINE CO MMI SSI O N

SineScreen is an international film magazine that celebrates the craft of cinema. Printed copies of the magazine are available in printed format during film festivals covered by them.

L EG END 2016

M AGIC M IK E XXL 2 0 1 5

LEGEND MOVIE REVIEW ARTICLE BRIEF

MAGIC MIKE XXL ARTICLE BRIEF

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SINESCREEN MAGAZINE

VIETNAM MOVIE ARTICLE BRIEF This is a digital multi-layerd watercolour illustration inspired by a number of photos sent by client.

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CONTENT

MY BODAI ROBOTICS I had the pleasure of attending an event on Prosthetic Envy and virtual reality on behalf of BodAI robotics company. I co-wrote an article on the future of prosthetics and recorded an interview with Nigel Ackland, one of the first wearers of the bebionic prosthetic.

F REEL A N C E

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CONTENT

Nigel Ackland Interview This is a still taken from an interview with Nigel about his current bebionic prosthesis, and his ideas on the future of AI in prosthetics.

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STUDENT WORK

RESTORATION TRUST During a postgraduate live brief for the Restoration Trust Charity, I worked with 5 talented Branding strategy MSc students and another Communication Design MA student who specialised in font and publications.

P ROJ EC T

The outcomes below are a combination of 3 weeks development work from the entire group. I produced the illustrations and created the website on WordPress using our vision for the company.

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STUDENT WORK

Please follow this link to have a look around, please note the website does not currently represent the Restoration Trust and is project work: https://rttemplate.wordpress.com

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MARKETING

LINZERS BAKERY I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse group of clients on solo and collaborative projects.

F REEL A N C E

Social Media Content I went to a number of the bakeries and took photos to use on social media platforms and to update their website.

Promotional Material The bakery also had a number of lunch cafe’s. They were struggling to get people to buy their coffee as their was a larger coffee shop chain near by. I suggest loyalty cards and developed the design independently.

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MARKETING

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SINCERELY

THANKYOU K AT H RI N A WA I N STO K

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