Finalizing the F&M Project

Well the countdown to the end has begun! I am officially 6 days away from completing my BA (hons) in Graphic Design! Here are my final pieces....They are the POS banner and the Poster for display. Along with a 20 page brochure, of which I have shown a few pages here.

Fortnum & Mason Packaging Design Brief - Final Major Project

The design was for Fortnum & Mason, an upscale British retailer in London. The design brief requested packaging for three kinds of foods as well as a drink, picnic hamper and a point of sale board. The theme was of Explorer of which I chose David Livingstone. This is because he was a British citizen that explored Africa, due to my ties with both of these countries I found him to be the most obvious choice.

Self Promotion Campaign

This was designed to be a self promo module. Creating a logo and the collateral that goes along with it.

I created the CK logo, a front and back business card, CD portfolio a well as one on a flash drive, and an app for a smart phone that links to my website and online portfolio. The gives the client a choice of ways to access my portfolio.

Competition Brief for BME (British Music Experience)

Showcasing all the BME has to offer, this museum is a hands on interactive music experience, that spans the decades of music. The idea in these designs was to take famous lyrics and create a type of guessing game on a style of posters, this would create a buzz and be a conversation starters amongst music fans trying to guess the lyrics and what song or artist they are from.

Texting and Driving Campaign

This brief was aimed at teens 13 - 19 to warn them against the dangers 

of texting and driving.

Recipe Book Digital Illustration

This module required illustration for a recipe book. My chosen country was Italy. We had to signify travel as well as a recipe from that country. This was to be in a travelers cookbook.

Logo & Identity

This was a module for a Logo & Identity. The name we were given was "Helium" the fictitious company does title and movie credits. My interpretation of it was that of trying to produce "rolling credits" into the logo design aspect, to connote to the word helium.