Cerno �?? Waste and Environmental Consultancy. It is designed to be extremely simple and clear whilst still looking modern and fresh. It utilises CSS as opposed to tables. All the header mast-head photographs are taken by myself.

Website designed for a new kind of publication that utilises a map format to show adventure stories and the accompanying photographs. See it here: foldedsheet.com

Florentin is a boutique selling bespoke items for women and children now open in Brighton, England

I was resposible for the entire identiy including logo, business cards and shop display. The project is being managed by designer Riitta Ikonen. Design Lecturer Jonathan Baldwin gave very sound creative advise.

View this (small and amusing) website here.

A Website showing a continuing investigation in Brighton’s Beach Huts. It is designed to be simple, informative, quick loading and amusing. The home page invites the user to click the hut doors, when hovered over the picture becomes part of a tacky postcard. Each postcard contains a question that I asked the public about the beach huts. When the beach hut door is clicked you are then taken to a video of highlights from a series of interviews I conducted outside the beach huts. Importantly, the website also provides useful information should you wish to find out more about the beach huts.

Gaiahouse makes high-class wedding garments from other items of clothing. The end product looks very classy and individual. The logo design contains old and new styled elements not usually seen together, reflecting what Gaiahouse creates.

A small group of designers and myself are responsible for their entire identity, website excluded. My personal contributions and responsibilities: designed the ‘Gaiahouse’ letter-form combination and maintaining a graphical consistency throughout all the elements in the identity.

See the Gaiahouse website here: www.gaiahouse.uk.com

A site I am currently designing, coding and developing. Unresolved.co.uk is a site for professionals, amateurs and students interested in visual culture. It is still in an early stage of development. Authors and editors can easily add content to the site because it has Wordpress (blogging engine/content management system) integrated. See the testing site here

I currentely work for an internal web consultency in the university of Brighton, England. I am working on two projects for them:

See work in progress for Inter-ex, a bi-lingual website focussing on sports and excersise science research here.
See work in progress for GeoSpec, a geographical information consultancy here.

This is the final design for my University of Brighton Open Day poster based on Edward De Bono’s lateral thinking diagrams. It is designed to be visually striking and attractive.
The text is not as integrated as it potentially could be, but function (clear communication) was more important in this instance. I enjoyed working with Illustrator Amelia Hart in producing this piece of work.

This was our initial poster, but whilst having high visual impact, it lacked a fun element �?? something the University of Brighton is proud to stand for.

Here is the chalk board we used for the final poster. We decided on chalk because it kept the strong shapes but also made it more informal i.e. more fun.