Exhibition information leaflet and wayfinding map for Grayson's Art Club series two.
Parody beer identity which may potentially become an in-house beer brand for Phase II of the museum opening.
Identity, wall graphics and social media assets for a stand-alone attraction located on the top floor of Mary Shelly's House of Frankenstein museum.
Various printed marketing items using a custom spot U.V. ink.
Large fold-out venue guide with an integral trail map.
53 card Oracle deck with custom type and icons. Each card uses a handmade dream-like collage with thematic imagery and colour linked to the card title.
ViewGraphics and signage for a touring exhibition of William Hogarth's oil paintings and prints, at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery. Item description plaques, door and window vinyl, various text panels and wall panels were produced in addition to a wide array of leaflets, flyers, postcards and advertising (both digital and traditional print) media.
Great images of nature transform the way people look at the natural world, challenge opinion and stimulate debate. I have produced the Bristol leg of the touring exhibition for several years.
Gatefold "career map" leaflet to encourage young people to pursue creative sector careers in one of the many companies based in Bristol's Temple Quarter enterprise zone. Featured project on Hype for Type.
This Girl Can is a Lottery-funded initiative aimed at getting more women active through boosting confidence and enabling. I created a range of marketing and promotional materials including a website with events listings and a suite of digital assets.
Large format television screen adverts for public screenings of Royal Opera House performances, sponsored by BP.
8pp A5 leaflet which used eye-catching colours and a strong, non-corporate look. It folds out to introduce school leavers to creative sector careers, which is a huge area of growth in Bristol's regenerated enterprise zone.
Following on from the success of the Flood Risk report, I was commissioned alongside ARUP to produce sustainable drainage guidance, developer guides, and regional case studies for Bath & North East Somerset Council, Bristol City Council, Somerset County Council, South Gloucestershire Council, North Somerset Council.
A-side urban scene artwork for a 7" record release. This cover was for a split release coupled with the artwork below, each side mirroring the shapes of the landscape and curvature of the road.
ViewB-side desert scene artwork for a 7" record release. This side captures the more rural frontier-like feel of the environment which is reflected in the wild-west echoes of the music.
View2pp A5 flyer showing smoking-related NHS and public research data displayed as infographics.
Postcards to promote a DVD release of a series of short films. The stories themselves are quirky ‘what if’ versions of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
I was responsible for creating roller banners, posters, canvas banners and online advertising leading up to the event, for the leg of The Tour of Britain that started in Worcester and finished in Bristol.
View projectCreative direction, layout and typesetting for a 100+ page dental magazine, published ten times a year. I also designed many of the advertisments inside for clients.
An exhibition on wildlife photography in association with the National Media Museum and the BBC Nautral History Unit. Outdoor fabric banners, Contra Vision window graphics, wall graphics, printed cut vinyl animals, posters, large format LCD screens, and regional advertising were among the many marketing items produced to conincide with the exhibition.
A 12-page concertina-fold leaflet with hard cover, extolling the virtues of travelling actively to school using fun and colourful typpography and illustrations. A 20,000 print run was distributed to all participating schools in the south west of the country.
A long-lost psychedelic rock album reissued as a run of 250 copies few years back. A second pressing run was arranged, with limited edition cover artwork and heavyweight screenprinted textured card. For the label artwork I tapped into the early 1970's zeitgeist of mystical design trends.
A multi-million pound funding bid to maintain tidal, fluvial and surface flood defences required an immense amount of typesetting, cartography and data visualisation over several months. The report was praised for it's clarity and so well received by Central Government that the design became used as the national local government standard.