Paul B. Johnson Portfolio
Samsung at the Thames Festival Working closely with account executives and external production companies, I helped to produce Samsung’s experiential campaign at the Thames Festival. I produced artwork and edited visuals
for both client approval and print to extremely tight deadlines.
I also planned and executed a photowall activity; artworking a template, allowing visitors to recieve a postcard memento.
Samsung Shoreditch Studio As the Samsung experiential campaign in Shoreditch went live, a flurry of promotional material needed to be produced quickly I assembled assets for the Shoreditch Studio
experiential campaign, keeping to art direction and brand guidelines. From product spec cards to e-vites and competition posters, assets had to be created to extremely tight deadlines as the campaign went live.
Advanced and Intelligent S Pen Turn scribbled notes into typed documents, flick through photos without opening the folder, and much more
S Pen Apps Control your TV using Smart Remote, enjoy group messaging on the move, ChatON - and much more.
Easy Multi-tasking Run two applications simultaneously at the same time with Split Screen View.
Take Your Life With You Write detailed notes in your diary using, S Planner; annotate eBooks; turn photos into personalised artworks, using Paper Artist.
Unrivalled Performance Fast, light and long-lasting. With a quad-core processor, and super-eďŹƒcient battery, your Note 8.0 keeps things moving all day and night.
Account Handler Art Director/Copy Writer
Samsung Shoreditch Studio Designs in situ in the Samsung Galaxy
Shoreditch Studio
Best Years: Logo Design Logo design for soft toy manufacturer Best Years. The company produce hand made, often knitted toys for the re-sale market with contracts including Cath Kidston and John Lewis. Within the brief Best Years stipulated the “designs and fabrics we use set us apart from traditional soft toy companies” whilst they acknowledge a “concern for ethical sourcing”
The above demonstrates the logo’s versatility, applied horizontally and vertically, with various colour schemes, with alternative knitting motifs to expand and create a product family and scaled for various printed materials; the Best Years brand is coherent across all media. The “Original By Design” tagline also creates a holistic identinty, demonstrated below. The needle and thread motif suggest creation, fabric, design and making whilst evoking ideals of cottage industry and the handmade, amplified by the wordmarks hand-penned aesthetic.
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Bloomsbury Online Brochure Potential guests regularly enquired about the difference between superior and standard double rooms. The proprietors spent hours explaining the decor and size of each room before securing a booking. As the guest house only has 7 rooms, it was possible to “merchandise� each room by creating an online brochure with detailed images of each room.
I created the interactive pdf file using InDesign then uploaded it to the Issuu online magazine platform. The publication could be shared with potential guests and embedded across social media and the hotel website.
The analytic tools behind the Issuu platform give a
great insight into where potential guests are from. This has been valuable when planning facebook campaigns.
Since the publication was uploaded guests now request specific rooms and bookings of the standard rooms has also increased. Guests can now see that the standard rooms are just as beautifully decorated but are simply smaller.
TripAdvisor Heroes TripAdvisor drives the most traffic to the Bloomsbury Guest House York and the consistently fantastic reviews drive bookings. It’s clear to increase bookings, potential guests must be encouraged to visit TripAdvisor.
Using actual reviews and overlaying
them over photography of the hotel creates assets that can be shared across social networks, including the Bloomsbury’s Pinterst account. Tripadvisor handles, status/location and date of stay is lifted from the site and used to reference the quote, highlighting the authenticity of the reviews.
The images can be easily tagged with
monikers such as “interior design”, “luxury hotel”, “travel” and “quotes” to increase the reach of the images.
The image can then be linked directly to the actual review page, increasing traffic towards the favourable reviews that encourage bookings. A square format can be easily shared across Instagram.
Bloomsbury Trailer Short advert detailing the luxury of the Bloomsbury Guest House York.
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Office Shoes: HTML email My response to a brief set by Office Shoes to create a HTML email design highlighting the Spring/Summer monochrome trend. “Design and build a new email template to outline our new trend ‘monochrome’ Using a mixture of product shots and lifestyle images”
Since the hero image is a simple halftone, I was able to save the ma jority of the design as gifs to speed up loading times. By overlapping the image links of the shoes over the hero image, the product links shouldn’t be ignored by readers too.
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monochrome theme the hero image is given a stark black and white halftone.
Responsive Web-design Eileen Johnson required an updated website to promote her Reiki business. Reiki is an alternative therapy though not a replacement for orthodox medicine. Many Reiki practitioners focus on clichéd images and colour schemes in their sites (lotus flowers, colour spectrums, etc) isolating sceptics and those new to Reiki. Using a simple black & white design and clean lines, I aimed to give the site a clinical appearance, focusing on the information.
I created this clean design using html and CSS, focusing on the current trend for responsive web design. All of the information is kept on one page, keeping the site light and load times minimal. The navigation buttons simply “jump” the user to the relevant section.
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accomodate tablets, phones and various screens. As such, the site responds accordingly, an alternative menu panel appears on smaller screens allowing users to use their fingers on touch screens to navigate the site.
Alliterati Magazine Re-designed and identified a suitable online medium for the publication.
I wanted to treat the artwork and written submissions the same, hence my
decision to give the artwork full page spreads. Following such changes, artwork submissions increased as artists and photographers realised their work would be represented so well. Links to video works are embedded in the magazine pages. The cover of the magazine changes each issue, showcasing a featured artwork which is replicated across social media Using the same fonts as the magazine keeps the video content “on brand�
Podium Gallery Branding Branding and user interface design for online art gallery
Podium gallery aimed to raise the profile of Suggested landing page for the website unknown art graduates. offering a portal for interested buyers and artists alike. I wanted the logo to highligh this, creating a visual wireframe podium to ‘lift’ the name up.
Suggested navigation design.
Apparel Designs Designs for Aubin & Wills apparel, focusing on the proposed travel, cycling and scouting trend for Spring/Summer 2013
Apparel Designs Designs for Aubin & Wills apparel, focusing on iterations of the name and trademark fox.
Focusing on Barbara Hepworth sculptures and 1950’s
geometric designs for inspiration, I produced designs for apparel, keeping to art direction and colour scheme.
Aubin & Wills: Internal Stationary Rebranded
internal stationary for the Aubin & Wills Visual Merchandising Audit
Clockwise from left: Final front cover design above, example of text page, alternative front covers focusing on signature products.
Aubin & Wills: Point of Sale Print ready point of sale designs for Aubin & Wills.
Jack Wills: Chelsea Pedlars T-shirt graphics produced during my internship for Jack Wills founder Robert Shaw’s Bike Polo team the Chelsea Pedlars.
Keeping to a heritage style, using the famous Gill Sans font to give a quintissentially British look and feel.
Window Designs Mockups for the Autumn 2012 Jack Wills window displays, taking inspiration from decoupage. I aided the visual merchandising team in
producing mockups for the Autumn 2012 window displays.
Comfy Quilts: Silentnight Impress Brief
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memory foam contour pillow Features & Benefits · Ultimate support Ideal for everybody, it simply moulds to your unique shape · Pain relief Reduces pressure points on your spine and it assists reducing aches and pains. · Returns back to original shape Memory foam does not sag like conventional fillings and it continually returns back to its original shape. · Comfort and luxury Memory foam creates a sleeping experience like no other where you are cradled in comfort
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Green Room Degree Show final piece Green Room is an installation with a
looping video aiming to highlight the point we become aware of the vacuous nature of the entertainment we consume, as the footage of paint drying and images of refuse repeat on screen; giving promise of substance that is never fulfilled, like a never ending teaser trailer.
The video questions our viewing habits whilst the installation highlights the mid point between fantasy and reality. The “set” is staged and supposedly “real” materials are left around it. A physical reference to “scripted reality” TV shows that dog the networks.
TV of Tomorrow... Today! Illustrator, Flash and After Effects animation. Awarded Silver in the Fundada Artists Film Festival 2011 as voted for by the public & Screened at World Event Young Artists 2012. The piece explores the mechanisms of our assimilation of television media,
particularly reality television.
The focus remains on editing, framing, and graphics by reducing characters to faceless puppets. The womb soundscape reinforces the concept that television is a pacifier for society.
Training Video Training Video investigates motifs common to television programming, offering them as an informative, instructional video. The video itself implementing the mechanisms of television, particularly superflous onscreen graphics and text.
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screen, each action is under scrutiny.
Audition Audition is an installation aiming to show the emotional distance between characters in a physical sense, projecting the subjects onto seperate planes. The characters, like so many in
scripted reality shows have little or no emotional attachment, this is fabricated by the production team and editing. Audition aims to reveal the editing process, taking footage of each character and physically separating them. Interchaging characters act out a variety of ever changing, random scenarios. I used VPT, video projection tools, to produce the installation
Ceramics Ceramic “collectable” plates touting celebrities as heroes or royalty.
Clockwise from top left: “Jeremy Kyle: Fighting Our Battles”, “Katie Price & Peter Andre: Love
Forever Strong”, “PR: Katie Price & Alex Reid” and “Paris Hilton: Loved Heiress”
Home From Home Curated and produced an exhibition and after party in Durham based on the theme of domesticity in art
Artofice Second year exhibition in an abandoned univeristy office building. Left: Visitors could wear the “prop� shirt and jacket before having a souvenir photo taken. Below: Wallpaper printed with invisible ink detailing the University policy on admissions in terms of class along with snippets of a recent inflamatory newsapaper article. The words would only appear once a sensor was tripped as visitors climbed the staircase.
Souvenir style photographs.
These were taken on the night of the opening and transfered to keyrings.
Degree Show Fundraising Promotional materials for fundraising events across Newcastle Left: Posters for the annual postcard auction, the most important fundraising event for the Newcastle University Degree Show. Right: Screen grabs from the repeating projection to played during the afterparty.
Degree Show Club Night Fundraiser Poster created to promote a fundraising club night for the Newcastle University Degree show The assets from the poster were used as an overlay for images uploaded to facebook with the intention of promoting further fundraising events.
The Crack Magazine: DFDS article illustration Illustration used for the DFDS Amsterdam article.
I produced papercut illustrations for the Crack’s article on DFDS’ Newcastle to Amsterdam service. Clockwise from left: Mockup of a proposed front cover, possible illustration composition, the published spread
Death By Chocolate Surprise murder mystery party with a French, Easter, 1900’s theme.... Organised a surprise 24th Birthday
Hôtel Paradiso Belles chambres CUISINE FANTASTIQUE mis en place depuis
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Murder Mystery for my partner, using my passion for fonts, cooking and butchering a foreign language.
I borrowed a little art direction from Hotel Chocolat too