Tuesday, 29 September 2009

Ollie's Birthday Party




Using the type I made at SBT, I made a small web flier for my birthday party. I think it came out quite nice and the colours sit well. I will start using new type, hand made soon.

Tuesday, 15 September 2009

Leeds Fixed Gear

 
  
I did this quick thing for Sam's banner for the Leeds Fixed Gear blog. Overall pretty happy, did'nt take long. Its been changes and re-jigged a bit which is annoying but hey ho. I think i'm going to do one a month to keep it fresh. Same style of course.
www.fixedgearleeds.blogspot.com
www.fixedgearleeds.com

Wednesday, 2 September 2009

Shortcuts Brief

 
This was just a small brief that the guys set for me when things weren't to busy. Because they couldn't believe that I never really use shortcuts or InDesign, they set me this to ram it into my head and make my work move along quicker.
The second one was my favorite because I'm getting on with some hand drawn type. I think it worked pretty well and I'm pleased with the result. It is something I want to expand on and you can see in the result that the weeks of work have taken influence in the work.

Screen Yorkshire

 
This is a flier for a magazine. The company is one of the most frequent clients for SBT. It is called Screen Yorkshire and it sorts out films like This is England and stuff. Pretty simple Ad but it looks pretty cool.

National Blood Service

 
These are some fliers for the National Blood Service. These titles are a bit cheesy and they made me change the colour from red to yellow, but I think that is there corporate colours. Quite pleased with the designs, they don't look to bad.

Kitchn Billboards

 
This is a new kitchen company from Denmark moving to England. I had to mock up these billboards for a presentation pitch for the company. They look OK. Kitchn means rough and good or something silly. It sounds a bit dirty and stupid to be honest.

Heavy Pieces

 
This is for a music blog that is starting in Leeds called Heavy Pieces. I did loads and loads of designs for this, but he picked the most simple stuff. Business cards, compliment slips and letter heads.