Along with the stationary designs I also mocked up a few t-shirt and sticker designs. The stickers will be going into print in the next few weeks, and hopefully in the not too distant future the shirts will too.
Dan wanted a mix of logo based, and text based, the length of the URL made text based hard, but playing around with the logo I got some interesting things out of it. The stickers are based around the colours of the UCI
Stationary design for Trials-UK, a shop based in Cheltenham which specialises in bicycle trials.
Dan came to me with an idea for his identity, he wanted something bold and eye catching. We settled on the logo which was then applied to a business card, letterhead, and compliment slip to be sent out with all orders.
Magazine for my university third year major project, Revolution. It’s a purely online magazine featuring extreme sports, music and DVD reviews, and downloadable content.
Was interesting to do as the brief was self set, and although I hate magazine layouts, I really enjoyed it. I took most of the photos myself but also had a showcase section where I got some upcoming BMX photographers to submit images to me. I’m thinking about continuing this as a quarterly publication if time allows, so there may well be more spreads in here one day.
Logo development for my university third year major project, Revolution. An online magazine featuring extreme sports, music and DVD reviews, and downloadable content.
I wanted to create something slightly edgy, but with a smart appearance too. I went through loads of development until I finally came up with this. Went through numerous colour schemes until I realised straight up black was the best way. On the website it’s also seen in Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow.
Advertisement for Fear & Rolling, a rollerblading shop in Newport, South Wales.
Although this was not the final version of the ad it’s the version I liked most.
Pitch for the 2007 Fashion Show at University of Wales, Newport.
I enjoyed working with a strange format for this poster, made my life a bit more interesting compared to working on a standard paper size.
