Here are a few designs that I have edited recently so that they match the workshop brief better. For the first design I added pigeons in the background, to give the piece a little hint of London, in comparison to the previous designs that have the blatant London skyline in them. I also added the silhouette of a toilet seat in the second design to give the sentence a bit of irony and added humour.

Look At Me Now.mov

Look At Me Now.mov

Look At Me Now.mov

Kanye West - Good Life ft. T-Pain

Here are a few design I have put together for the 'London through the eyes of a designer' project. A few of them are similar however I would really like to use all of them in my finished book.

This is supposed to read 'London (LDN) through (FRU) the (DAH) eyes (IZE) of a (OVA) designer (DES) (INE) (ARH). Hopefully it is easyish' to read?

This one is my favorite one I really like the edited type at the bottom, I think this could work really well as the front cover?

Wild Beasts - Two Dancers

Band Of Horses - The End's Not Near

I saw these two posters in the toilets at uni, and I really liked the design so I decided to find them on the internet and post them on here. I really like the colours and I found the edited type very interesting and different.

Here is some of the work I produced from todays workshop with Paul. (Positive + Negative space). We had to go through a copy of today's paper analysing which areas where negative and which areas were positive. We then had to put this onto a seperate sheet and incorporate a design that would explain which areas of the paper were positive and which areas were negative. I don't think my design worked out too well because I didn't push the boundaries of design enough so I think I will try and make another piece that does show this in a better way?

Here are some doodles I made whilst discovering the positive + negative space in todays newspaper.

I also found the headline really amusing so I put that in the picture as well.

Here is some work I produced whilst I was doing some work experience at the daily mirror. It is an ad for a psychic call centre, however I do not think the following two designs will be chosen.

I prefer the second design better because it was completely my design with no similarities to any previous designs.

smile like you mean it - tally hall