One week project: Copywriting
/Year 1’s were briefed to write an advert, to help retrieve their lost pet…
Year 1’s were briefed to write an advert, to help retrieve their lost pet…
Here we feature Jessica Kumah’s Circus Alphabet designs from her degree show in 2013.
Here we feature Heather Armer’s Morecambe typeface project from her final year show in 2012.
Heather’s display face design was drawn from observed shapes taken from in and around Morecambe’s sea front environment. The resulting designs, combined with a beautifully considered colour palette, make for an elegant bespoke type face.
This rare footage of the brand in its natural environment has only recently come to light.
Here we feature a tasty piece of typography from graduate Ben Tustin in 2012.
What can we say?
Here we feature Jessie Frogertt’s ‘Hand Made’ project from 2014. The brief was to brand and promote a new contemporary craft fair selling bespoke handcrafted wares.
Selection of Jessie’s research - Transition 1
Selection of Jessie’s research - Transition 2
Great example of a well thought through branding project. Nice diagonal device, coupled with strong colour palette and stylish photography. All underpinned by excellent research & development.
Here we feature the D&AD nominated work of Jessie Forgertt & Sam Wilkinson from 2014. The brief was to reposition the Bodyshop by creating a new visual language. Jessie & Sam’s solution is based around the five senses of look, sound, feel, taste and smell.
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A great solution and a great example of teamwork. The core concept of the 5 senses is appropriate and well thought through. The styling of the whole re-brand, from the typography and colour selection, through to the photographic treatment is what made this project stand out to the D&AD judges. Also the ethical stance of the Body Shop is echoed cleverly through the sound sense with the Gay rights campaign idea.
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