Wednesday 12 March 2008

'LAZY' 7-inch out Monday 17th March 2008 on Moshi Moshi Records!


Limited edition 7-inch single 'Lazy' (with B-Side 'Myself Malfunction') out on 17/03/08! Taken from the forthcoming album from myself and Joe Goddard of Hot Chip.

To purchase online visit: http://www.moshimoshimusic.com

*MP3 download is also available via iTunes Store!

Tuesday 5 February 2008

Toys – more coming soon...



If my sewing machine wasn't broken I'd be making more of
these little 'things'. The one I am holding above is called Pip.
This one was a present for a friend.

I used to make huge (6 feet tall) fluorescent toys a while back.
Alexis Taylor has one of them in his home...
I wonder if he ever looks at it?




Wednesday 9 January 2008

Typographic/Photo experiment - Personal Project 'Time Of Your Life'



A typographic/photo experiment that explores how the same sentence can interpreted in different ways once place into different contexts. More images to be posted up soon. 

Super Design Market (Exhibition Graphics & Signage)







During an Internship with Multistorey (www.multistorey.net) I did the Exhibition Graphics for the Super Design Market. The Super Design Market is a curated selling market, that features one off products by Britain's best up and coming/established product designers. 
The aim of the graphics produced was to reinforce the brand's indentity and draw people visiting the London Design Festival into the Royal Festival Hall. 



*Project completed with Robert Boon, Mark Garside & Harry Woodrow of Multistorey Design.

Project from my graduate portfolio Part.3 – I Do Not Exist Campaign/Workshop

When I decided to that I wanted to become a Graphic Designer/Illustrator/photographer (ha, is there anything that I don't want to do?:) my parents were adamant that this wouldn't be a good career choice. Reason being that I would have to go to university and get myself into debt and they thought that there weren't many jobs in design. This is where I got the idea for this workshop. The 'I Do Not Exist' workshop teaches children the importance of design in our environment. The school corridor display (see image below) encourages children to see how a world without design could not function, therefore highlighting it's impact on the everyday. I think that a workshop like this should be part of a childs curriculum at school. They need to know the benefits of taking up a career in design.

Ps. If my High School tutor Mr. Whitehead  saw that I got a Ba Hons degree in Graphic Design he would have a heart attack because he wouldn't let me study it as a subject. He said I was too 'disruptive and delinquent' in class. 



School Corridor display:
My little brother. :)

The activity pack (below) that gives children various design challenges to complete. Each pack comes complete with a T-Shirt, exercise book & pencils. The exercise book is a basic introduction to various disciplines within design.








Project from my graduate portfolio Part.2– Kingston University Degree Show Identity

Degree Show Poster:


Signage that led people around the show:


Kingston University Degree show identity that communicates how students at Kingston look at things from another perspective. A DVD invite to the show was sent out to designers from various disciplines. The video invite can be viewed below:


Tuesday 8 January 2008

The 'Week Of Design' Workshop :)





Time is an important factor within the design process. Myself and four other designers wanted to set ourselves a challenge to see how much work could be produced within five days.
The week consisted of individual and group work. The briefs for the workshop were set by other designers because we wanted to ensure that we did not have any preconceptions about any outcomes. Briefs were set by: Graphic Thought Facility, Spin, Daniel Eatock, Eat Sleep Work/Play and Kieran O'Connor.

Shown above is how I documented my experience within the week of design workshop.
Also with images of some of the outcomes.












Images above are from the selective interval recorder that documented the whole week.
A frame was recorded every 10mins throughout each day of our workshop.