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Design boards for all briefs

Threadless

Design Crowd

2-6 7 - 12

Hellfire

13 - 17

Forestry Comission

18 - 27

Secret 7�

28 - 29

Leeds Remote

30 - 33

L’artisan Parfumeur

35 - 42

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This brief was to create a monster for a t-shirt design. This is the Horned Kitten that roams the baron areas of Mexico.

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Threadless: Monster

Visual research 1

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ARCADE FIRE T-SHIRT DESIGN

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This design is heavily influenced by (Antichrist Television Blues). It is about escaping from everyday life and taking away the elements that are making it monotonous and repetitive.

The image tells a story of somebody who has had enough of the stories they are being fed through the television and have decided to axe down the electricity cables and walking off to experience a fuller and more worthwhile life.

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ARCADE FIRE T-SHIRT DESIGN

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This design is about 'wasting' time with the people that you love and not getting bogged down with the stresses and strains of everyday life. It is about running away and not worrying about the consequences.

The image shows two bags falling to the ground with no people near them, as they have already legged it.

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ARCADE FIRE T-SHIRT DESIGN

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"To me Arcade Fire represent a rebellion against society and any form of soul-less activity.

In this design I have removed the keys that are used to spell Arcade Fire from the typewriter which represents a bigger, industrial machine."

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ARCADE FIRE T-SHIRT DESIGN

All competition submissions on these design boards have been completed as short scale competition submissions with only one day deadlines.

Vovomo

Bookiniste

Airlie Beach Music Festival

This brief was to design a logo specifically for smart phone cases. They asked for an abstract icon that, in some way, represents ‘courage to change’.

After submitting my design - for a company that makes smart phones (see next boards) - they changed the brief to:

This brief was to create the logo for an eBook company:

This brief was to create the logo for an Australian music festival:

“I want a logo for a corporation that will manage a online site related to the sale of electronic books (ebooks). The name of the corp will be Bookiniste and the site Bookiniste.com but the logo does not necessarily have to comprise the name. A design with the name written under it would be fine ... obviously book related. It will be targeted to French and English speaking public.”

“Need a design for webpage header and facebook a music festival that fits the location.

“We need a logo design for a new brand called

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'vovomo'. Our products are beautiful fashion Handbags & Accessories. The logo must be stylish, posh and good to Imprinted on all kind of our fashion products”

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After asking them about this change they confirmed that they apparently dabble in everything.

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A logo type header that can overly on header with Airlie Beach Music Festival in it ! the location is airlie beach whitsundays and it is called the Airlie Beach Music Festival 8th/9th/10th November 2013 65 bands over 3 days 16 venues”

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For this brief I wanted something that looked modern and robust, as these are qualities a customer would look for in a phone case.

I wanted to incorporate the abstract image of a hand to represent interaction and this ‘courage to change’ notion they wanted to get across.

This company sells digital books, which is what I wanted to capture with the logo, it should resemble a natural book but with a crisp, compact and digital edge.

Airlie Beach

Development

vovomo

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The current design for this festival looked very dated and unappealing, I thought that it would benefit from being modernised and communicating more of a relaxed and enjoyable festival experience, rather than going to watch karaoke.

Bookiniste.com

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Design Crowd Competitions

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Design Crowd Competitions

Airlie Beach

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Festi val ‘13

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Design Crowd Competitions

All competition submissions on these design boards have been completed as short scale competition submissions with only one day deadlines.

New Media Illustrations

Character Illustrations

Best After Dark

We need a set of 4 simple but bold illustrations for our website, which illustrate our services Advertising, Bespoke Publishing, Content Marketing, and Data Visualization. These illustrations will be used across our marketing collateral.

We are looking to establish 3 animal characters.

After we have awarded the creative we'll be paying a bit extra to draw the characters in different poses as described further on in this brief.

We need a logo design for our website which is an event, music & nightlife directory for individuals who are interested in knowing the latest hot spots & events to go to within the New England (US) area. BestAfterDark.com users will be able to find out where to go, browse through pictures, search for hotels, log into a dating site.

We would like to see the the colors royal blue, black and/or white in the design. The final design should communicate nightlife, having fun, dancing late at night, or maybe a skyline in the background

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They have to be simple as each individual illustration needs to be clearly visible when scaled down to 1.5" x 1.5". I have attached a file to illustrate the sort of style we are looking for.

The characters should be: Poison Arrow Frog, Toucan & Monkey.

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Chris Shuttleworth Creative Networks x Leeds Brewery Briefing OUGD 503

The Brief Creative Networks host events in which respected members of the Art & Design fields give talks and seminars for local creatives and students alike.

These events are a great way to discover new things and new people. To build more of an identity for the event Creative Networks have joined with Leeds Brewery to create a beer for the event.

The design of the label was open to Leeds College of Art Students and this is the chosen solution.

My design features various imagery related to creative disciplines as well as imagery that suggests making links in industry and networking.

Chris Shuttleworth Creative Networks x Leeds Brewery Proposed Accompanying Coasters OUGD 503

I have designed these coasters to match and complement the label design. The reverse simply features the links to Creative Networks social media outlets.

I have used the colours that currently make up the Creative Networks brand to tie them together with the imagery on the websites.

Custom coasters could be made for specific events (using the same style) that convey the specialism of the guest speaker with the web information of the artist or designer on the rear as well as the CN information.

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Finished labels

Creative Networks x Leeds Brewery

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Finished labels

Creative Networks x Leeds Brewery

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Finished labels

Creative Networks x Leeds Brewery

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Forestry Comission - YCN - Chris Shuttleworth OUGD503 Responsive Forestry Comission

The Brief Create a campaign that raises awareness of all the outdoor activities the Forestry Commission provides.

The design should specifically target groups of males age 17-25.

The campaign should span a range of printed and digital products to widen the campaign appeal.

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The Brief

Forestry Comission

This is the existing aesthetic identity of the Forestry Comission, it is very family friendly and typically very green.

To appeal to a younger audience (17+) this needs to change as this age group aren’t as interested in family forest walks as younger children and the use of green for outdoor activities is so overused that it an be assumed, from a glance, that it isn’t going to be as good as you’d hope.

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Existing Material

Forestry Comission

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4 RASHERS

KEEP REFRIGERATED 5ºC

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Plan a Man Trip today.

Forestry.gov.uk

Mountain biking, paintballing, rock climbing, illuminated trails, den building, forest segway, safari, concerts, tree top advenutre, watersports & more

The campaign that I am proposing is ‘Man Trip’. The campaign will gain recognition through the use of printed material and web presence. Promotional packs will be distributed and products will be placed to specifically target the audience.

The campaign is very tongue in cheek ‘manly’ which will appeal to groups of lads that have been raised on the internet and have no traditional ‘manly’ qualities, like hunting and camping.

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Proposed Campaign

Forestry Comission

ManQuiz

Start Instructions

About

To make more people aware of the campaign this quiz will be hosted online and promoted through social media, after completing the quiz the user will be directed to the Forestry Comission website to plan their Man Trip.

The quiz will also be made into an app so that users can downlaod it and comapre the manliness levels of their mates.

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Web

Forestry Comission

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Web

Forestry Comission

Print This is the printed paraphernalia that will be distributed to pubs near Forestry Comission sites and Universities and Colleges near-by.

The full collection consists of: 4 posters, 4 coasters, bacon pack, 13 page leaflet, car air freshener, badges and stickers.

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Print Pack The Brief

Forestry Comission

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Nick Drake

Laura Marling

These are my two submissions for the Secret 7” competition to design artwork for Nick Drake and Laura Marling, out of these 2 the Nick Drake entry was successful

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Secret 7”

Record sleeve on display at Mother in Shoreditch, April 13th & 14th

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Individual Contribution Collaborative Brief OUGD503

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To determine the most effecive packaging solution for our perfume I researched existing nets and what was available for us to adapt and edit.

I mocked up numerous nets, that had potential to house our bottles, out of paper to make sure that they would work on more suitable stock. Taking the most successful nets I took them forward to see if they would work with the rest of the products.

I edited an existing net to make the base square and the right dimensions to fit the 50 ml dropper bottles. Using mock ups regularly allowed me to assure that all components will work together.

Photographing mock ups also allowed me to photoshop the designs that Sam produced onto models to see which one is most effective and delivers the most visual impact.

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Nets

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I originally suggested that we could vacuum form the base to give the bottles solid support and also look medical and well polished. When this didn’t turn out as planned due to vacuum forming restrictions I moved onto designing a paper based base.

The initial support I tried didn’t hold the bottle very firmly and looked clunky and badly crafted. I modified this by cutting a single circle into the support to hold the bottle.

I thought that embossing the front side of the box base would look really effective when in the box and could also be used as a display stand when the perfume was finished. We tested numerous embossing techniques until we found one that worked almost every time.

This is the finished base that holds all of the perfume bottles. It is a solid structure and I think it is much mroe suitable and effective than the original plastic moulding idea.

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Base Support

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To accompany each perfume I designed a leaflet that delivers information and health and safety guidelines about the product.

This involved writing a custom paragraph that describes and sells each scent. I used existing medical leaflets as inspiration to design a strict grid that delivers all the information in a clear and logical fashion.

Printing out mock ups allowed me to get the layout correct and proof read for any errors.

Other problems that arose was colour matching due to different printers, the best way to sort this out was to change the colour on screen and use trial and error to determine a close compromise.

There are 2 sets of leaflets, 1 for the perfume and 1 for the tablets. All information is translated into languages that are common where all L’artisan Parfumeur products are distributed.

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Leaflets

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Sam had designed the aesthetic groove of the project and I was in charge of designing a label that compliment this.

After testing a few ideas I thought that the most effective design, in comparison to the dominantly light coloured box and leaflet, would be a dark bottle to stand out.

The idea that we both agreed would work the best was to simply emboss a piece of black card with the logo and hold it together with a sticker that was coloured the same as the specific fragrance.

These are the final labels that are simple and effective, I think they are strong on their own as well as being coherent as a set and in their packaging.

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Bottle Label

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To give us both an idea of what we think would be suitable for the project we set up a joint Pinterest board on which we could both pin images that we thought could be used as reference and inspiration for the design of our products.

Sam focussed on designing the aesthetics of the project and I focussed more on how the user would interact with the product and how it would be packaged.

Laser cutting and trying new embossing techniques is something that we have both done individually and together to determine how to get the best results.

I also mocked up the web element of the project in which the user can drag sliders to mix colour and create their own unique scent which goves the customer a more personal experience.

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Context, Mock ups & Odd Jobs.

Phero + 1

Chris Shuttleworth & Sam Lane

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D&AD L’artisan Parfumeur

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Chris Shuttleworth & Sam Lane

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