Company identity and website UX and UI for a startup digital consultancy. Site can be viewed here.
Tablet application and print collateral for Historical Royal Places whose sites include the Tower of London, Hampton Court and Kensington Palace. The application is installed on HRP owned tablet devices which are distributed out to visiting school groups. The app directs the player and quizzes them to key points of interest within the palaces.
Brand identity for an independent sci-fi game set in the far future and based around space travel and extra terrestrial beings. The earth in under threat from aliens that have a deep connection with our planet and population which is revealed slowly to the player in a storyline that will span a number of titles.
Identity and logo for a workshop/ in-house agency experience aimed at recent design graduates and current students. The sessions give the participants an insight into how an agency is run from the ground up.
After winning Vue as a client, we were inundated with projects that needed conceptualising. In teams of 2-3 we set about developing concepts and creative ideas that could stretch across different mediums. Projects that I was involved in include Thor, October Half Term, Halloween and Christmas as well as the pitch itself. As well as working on a conceptual level for Vue I have also worked to develop concepts and ideas, bringing them to life visually, ready to be artworked for the cinemas. One of these projects being for the film ‘Rush’. Here I took reference from the film and collateral produced for the feature. A worn checkered flag was used to highlight the classic F1 battle.
The Balmaha Brewing Company had secured land around Loch Lomond to build their new brewery. We were tasked with branding their lead ales, creating an emblem to tie them together as well a designing the site to showcase them on. The results took reference from the surrounding area and key landmarks as well as objects, possessions and artefacts related to the Balmaha Brewing Co. We commissioned Iain McIntosh (a local Glaswegian) to illustrate the labels. The final products can be viewed on their website.
Role: Concept development and design. Pitch artwork produced for the RNLI’s drowning campaign in 2013. The work brings to life the beauty and tranquillity of water with striking imagery but with a deadly undertone, reflected in the copy lines. A series of these beautiful but deadly images holds the campaign together.
Role: Interrogating and interpreting a client report. Conceptualising, illustrating and designing an informative print & web based graphic. Storey-boarding and creating assets for motion graphic version. As a sponsor of the London 2012 games, Visa wanted to promote the economic legacy that the UK could benefit from, not only during the games, but extending over the next 5 years. A report was produced and we interpreted this data to visualise the information in an engaging way. Both a print and web version were created alongside a motion graphic. Since the publication and success of the Olympic infographic, Visa has approached us a number of times to create more informative graphics for various different parts of their business. They are seen as an integral way of communicating complicated information in an illustrative and engaging manner. They have dedicated a web page to showcase these infographics.
