Creative Review

Creative Review Mag asked for a idea and design for the Creative Futures Special Issue, one which we were fortunate enough to be featured in. The idea was to use 21 desk lights (the first furniture buy for any budding designer), to create a logotype. If that was not enough we asked to use the back cover too, to make sure people knew it was not a Photoshop job.
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Cluster Munition Coalition

  • Campaign Design
In collaboration with Ben Branagan, for the Cluster Munition Coalition(CMC),we designed a campaign to tackle the use of cluster bombs around the world. The campaign was used globally and including posters, billboards, booklets and architecture.
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Landmine Action

Heads Shoulders Knees & Toes Film created for Landmine Action & CMC, as part of there ongoing campaign against the use of Cluster Munitions. Cluster Munition Coalition (CMC) campaign spot created by Ben Branagan & Gareth Holt (Assembly) with original footage by Chris Anderson.

100 Pieces of Havana

  • Background
Intercity curated and commissioned  100 artists and designers for the "100 pieces of Havana Exhibition".
  • Brief
All selected artists were sent a bottle of Havana Club as inspiration. The brief was wide open and artists could use the bottle in any way they like to represent an aspect of Cuba, I chose the city of Cuba itself, with its iconic stream of vintage cars.
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Orange Interactive

Good Things Should Never End The concept was to create a stop frame film in one continuous loop. The surreal landscape was a mammoth set build, taking you through the city, suburbs, out into the country and back towards the city. The interactive element of this sequence was delivered by digital TV's 'red button' options in the form graphic signposts flagging up Orange offers and information along the way.

Flat Hat

Designed in collaboration with William Smith, the design of the FlatHat and its lattice cuts means that it can be folded stuffed or rolled within a pocket when not worn, without being crushed or damaging the structure,

Made of 2.5 mm high grade 100% natural wool felt and available in a variety of colours A summer version of 1.5mm high-grade wool felt is also available. A special rubber cork version is in production. Flat Hat will be featured in the forthcoming book Made & Sold published by Lawrence King and authored and designed by the great FL@33, check it out here http://www.madeandsold.com/
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Morphica

Collaborating with Ben Branagan, the boxset triple album design of Mikhail Karikis' debut album Morphica.
  • The handcrafted boxset, is accompained with 15 prints by artists responding to the albums music.
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Objects of Desire:Selfridges

  • Background
Selfridges invited to create a window display for their flagship store on Oxford Circus, showcasing alongside a group of other designers, illustrators, and photographers.
  • Concept
Raiding the bins of Selfridges, there rubbish was used create sculptures of their best and most iconic designer products. This game brought into question the real value of objects and also the things that we discard. Waste paper bins became lipsticks, apple cartons became keyboards, old cleaning products became Dyson's Each object was displayed in the windows of the Oxford Street store, and created a connection with high street shoppers who spent time pondering over the idols.
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Rank

A series of 13 charts and graphs produced with Ben Branagan for the UK traveling exhibition ‘Rank’: Picturing The Social Order 1516 – 2009. Commissioned by curator Alistair Robinson and exhibited at the Northern Gallery of Contemporary Art, Leeds.
  • The charts were created in response to statistical data exploring different aspects of social hierarchy.
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