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Earlier on in the year the University of Huddersfield was asked by Progress Packaging to take part in a exhibition of limited cycling musettes. I was fortunate enough that my entry got chosen to be in the final five and was recently featured on Progress website. So why not have a further look...
www.progresspackaging.co.uk/net/2011/02/musette-show
The exhibition is running from the 19-26th May at Look Mum No Hands, London. Further information of the exhibition can be found at:
www.progresspackaging.co.uk/net/2011/05/musette-show-2
www.lookmumnohands.com
The aim of this short two week brief was to design a visual identity for this years Communication Design degree show at the University of Huddersfield.We had to take into consideration the three major disciplines within the Communication Design course. These had to be easily and clearly identified as a way of communication to the unknown passer by.
Below is my own response to the brief, which I believe is clear, sophisticated and answers the brief. Further treatments were made to the brief but here are a selection of images which give you a general understanding of the outcome.
Recently the University of Huddersfield Final Year Communication Design students got asked to contribute a poster design to Designers for Japan, that would reflect positive attitude towards the Japanese Design Industry following the natural disaster on March 11th.
Designers for Japan (designersforjapan.com) is a collective of designers and imagemakers from around the world, offering support to the people of Japan in aid of disaster relief.
Even though my contribution (see below) wasn't successful you can view the chosen 16 which recently featured in Mays issue of Creative Review or on Print Process website (print-process.com). Prints are available to purchase via Print Process, all proceeds will be split between the following two charities Red Cross and ShelterBox.
