About
I am a multidisciplinary graphic designer, who specialises in digital and print communications. I’m originally from Kent, now based in East London.
I have experience of working collaboratively and independently across the cultural sector on a number of design projects, focussing on brand and identity. Collaborating with clients to develop effective, scrutinised outcomes.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design at Univesity of the West of England, Bristol, 2017 - 2020. Diploma in Art and Design at the Univesity of the Creative Arts, Canterbury, 2017.
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Creative Folkestone Book Festival: The Shape of Things to Come took place from Friday 18 - Sunday 27 November 2022. I developed the identity for the Festival starting from June of the same year. Designed elements included a 26 page event programme, digital assets, wayfinding and stage design. The design system is based off of the core themes of the Festival; connecting people, balancing and contrasting opinions, and stretching the truth. The stretched type plays on these ideas and the animated shapes each represent one core value.
I designed the print, wayfinding, marketing materials and social assets. To strenghten the identity, I worked closely with a motion and sound designer to inject energy into the Festival through movement and sound.
Kinetic type animations injecting some energy into the identity
Motion design by Michael Morton
Folkestone Book Festival stage design
Lighting by Joel Francis
110mm x 210mm
28 page publication
Loop stich
Eight panel full programme bus stop
Animated foyer screens
1920px x 1080px
Table with Festival programme
200cm x 100cm - Install by Sign Graphics
Event photography by Matt Rowe