Greeeeeeeg

I've been looking for this for ages.



My housemate Greg bought this card for my birthday.

This is an accurate drawing of greg that I did.



Greg is a good photo snapper have a look at his website.

Paradise Lodge

Here are a couple of photos from my degree show set up. Find out more here.

Degree Show Catalogue

Here are a few images of this years Brighton Graphic Design and Illustration 2011 Degree Show Catalogue.

Illustration by Will Finlay

Design by Charlie Sheppard (website under construction)

The Catalogue was beautifully designed by the joint efforts of

Issac Konczak
Kelly Satchell
Elliott Denny
Ally Carter
&
Danielle Blay

Pizza Marines

MMMM.... ANIMATED PIZZA

Risky Business

These are some ideas for business cards...I should just hurry up and choose one...think ill keep playing with them for a bit... try out some print processes on em'

My Muse, My Flame

This is a short film I made as a kind of archive inspiration montage.

Gator Dayz

This is the digital mock up for a painting I did for my show...(Painted image to come)

Strawb

Benji

HANG FIVE

Brightosaurus Rex

Berimbau Bay

This is a response to our exam project.

I used the quote 'Just because it's in print, doesn't mean it's the gospel' to produce a 'Z-Fold' book that confronted the practice of false advertisng.

I took influence from adverts created in 1980's (In my opinion the golden age for consumerism, excess and self indulgence)

And combined it with the idealism of the 'American Dream' to create a collection of imaginary products available within a fictional resort called Berimbau Bay.

The book showed two sides to advertising, the idealist, fabricated image portrayed by the advertiser.






And the more obscene reality of the product.







I presented this book in a suitcase along with some physical examples of the items I had created within the book. Such as 'Precision Golf Balls' and 'Aqua Caj Swimwear'.




T-Shirt to match the book sleeve




And topped off with a toilet humour airline ticket for the briefcase

South Beach Bringin' Da Heat!

Commmmeeee on summerrrr.

Ba-na-na what's my name?

Refreshments

Did a little painting on some wood I found. Can't wait until summer! Winter Sucksss.

Buy Buy Nikes

Darth Vay-Duhh

Quick bit of work for assessment to boost up the project about Oxymorons - Lesser Evil.

Billy Gene

First post of 2011 - Happy New Neil

Cats Doin' Stuff

Finally, in my 3rd year got round to screen printing!

If anyone wants one i'm selling = ]

When I Grow Up... (Children In Need)

Thursday 18th November was the opening of our exhibition for Children In Need called 'When I Grow Up...'

Poster by Charlie Sheppard

The exhibition has several different elements. First of all we set a brief to all 3 years of Graphic Design & Illustration asking them to produce one A3 image about what they wanted to be when they grew up (as a child).

'Batman (Adam West Version)' by Jonathan Taylor

'Jungle Exploring Skateboarder' by Pat Bradbury

'Ice Skater' by Rufus Day

Then we were kindly given permission to do a workshop with the Year 6 pupils at St. Luke's Primary School where we gave them the same brief about what they want to be when they grow up.

'Pro Skateboarder' - Heather Winch (Age 10)

'Turn A Campervan Into A Time Machine' - Jack Pool (Age 11)

When the two sets of work were completed we put them into the exhibition space along side each other. The university students works are on the top and bottom tiers and the children's work runs through the middle.

We collated the works into a catalogue, beautifully risograph printed by Elliott Denny at Victory Press. Which we sold at the private view on Thursday for the very reasonable price of £4.

Along side this we also successfully completed a sponsored 24 hour drawing marathon. The final piece was loosely based on the phrase 'The World Is Your Oyster' and was open to all contributions by students at the Grande Parade Campus at the University of Brighton.

Final Outcome (More Photo's To Follow)

We created a time lapse film of the process - (note the number at the top of the screen which indicates the hour by hour countdown)

Here are some photos from the private view on Thursday evening -

The opening night was was a huge success and we raised over £500 with all proceeds going to Children in Need.

Huge thanks go to Charlie Sheppard, Matt Lyver and Will Hewitt who co-ordinated the event with me.

All 3 years of GDI who helped support the project with submissions for the exhibition and for helping lend a hand with the 24 hour drawing.

To Simon Goble to whom I owe about 20 pints.

Elliott Denny at Victory Press for the stunning catalogue.

Anne McConnell's Year 6 class at St. Lukes Primary School.

Pat Bradbury, Joe Prince, Rosanna Webster & Anieszka Banks for helping with the workshop

Matt Wingfield for donating the vinyl for the windows

And my dear pops Neil Woodger for funding the boards for the 24 hour drawing.

It was an amazing achievement to have pulled this off in just over 3 weeks and there is no way we could have done it with out you!

The exhibition runs until 10th December so if you haven't seen it yet get down to the Grande Parade building at the University of Brighton and check it out!