Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Modern Thoughts Exhibition App
This iPhone app was created for the Modern Thoughts exhibition at LCC, a second year Typo/Graphics exhibition showing collaborative work from all of the students on this course.
Check it out here for free in the app store.
Sunday, 27 November 2011
Diagnosed Today...
Cancer affects all of us, but it is still a topic that people avoid and are not willing to discuss openly. We don't know much about cancer, even though the data is easily accessible from many sources, and many of the people who do search for the information find that it is not easy to understand.
In this infograph I have shown some statistics relating to Lung Cancer in a way where people can easily comprehend the extent of new cases that there are each day, on average, in the UK. I want the public to engage with the information, reflect on it and begin to discuss it without simply dismissing cancer as depressing or thinking that it wont affect them, because one way or another it will.
Data source - http://info.cancerresearchuk.org/cancerstats/types/lung/incidence/
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
Information Design Workshop
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| Info graph showing birthrates from Italy, Korea, Japan, India, China and the UK; 2000-2010. |
Information design workshop at LCC, 03/11/11. Our infograph, shown above, illustrates trends in birthrates, 2000-2010, across six countries. The workshop was great! Led by David Phillips and Hamish Muir.
Be Fabulous; B. Spoke
I designed this logo earlier this year for Betty Spoke; a bespoke tailoring company currently based in Glasgow.
Here the logo is being projected onto the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre in the heart of Glasgow's city centre... Well done Betty! x.
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
More Lino Prints
Today's Work - Made these three colour lino prints for a book cover. Have a look back soon to see the finished cover design.
Below - separated colours from three different pieces of lino.
Friday, 18 November 2011
Killing It Edit
KILLING IT from Rogelio Gonzalez on Vimeo.
Awesome edit by Roger. The exhibition will run till at least the end of November. Most pieces are for sale and there are a limited number of screen and lino prints for sale at Slam City, 43 Carnaby Street, London.
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