I AM IN A WORD CREATIVE, HERE IS A COLLECTION OF MY WORK TO DATE
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
Publishing: Fashion Magazine
| This was a self motivated project to keep my creative juices flowing between freelance jobs. I decided to make my own fashion and beauty magazine. I found a font I liked and just went with it. I studied similar titles and tried to create something a little different while still sticking to the reader profile. I tried to design for an upper class reader around the £4.99 - £5.99 mark. I did this by using luxury colours and fonts. I also used a clear formatted grid to keep it uniformed. |
Publishing: Guns book
| This book part of a planned series on war, is named the Gun. I used a rustic 'stamped' typeface, as seen on markings on military boxes. I wanted to put the text around the images to mix them together, to link them where possible to use shapes of the images to create interest. |
Publishing: ITech Magazine
| This was a project I designed to bid for a job as a magazine designer, the new title was to be called 'Itech'. The brief was to uses modern, fresh page design to attract a young business professional. I used simple layouts, making the best use of white space and images to attract the eye and let the information speak. |
Work expirience: Rebelious typography Diary
| After completing my work experience at Merrel publishing, I produced a book describing my day to day activities at the firm. After using strict guidelines and templates I wanted to do something a little different so I designed the book so half it was using what I have learned and the other half breaking these ruling. |
Spanish Style
| This was one of the projects I did on work experience at Merrel publishing. I designed versions of a cover for the new title "Spanish style" using an existing template from a previous title. |
Election build up newspaper spread
| This was a project done while at college to produce an election day by day coverage as a class. This taught me how to layout type for a newspaper article in a professional manor. |
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