After the new tube map caused a stir recently this is quite a nice solution: read his blog post if you like.

I have updated my site again, after realising there were some serious problems with the previous version in Internet Explorer. I could not see a way of fixing these problems without seriously changing the site, so decided to go with a whole redesign! Plus the previous design was too slow, the images took too long to load, and there was too many clicks needed to do things.
This new design houses all my work on one page, and only loads each image as you need it, therefore a lot quicker! You can click an image to read about that project, or click one of the links at the top to zoom to the image and expand it. To view more images of the work, click on the 'View Work' links at the bottom of each description, and then scroll through the images!
Hope you like the redesign; let me know if anything doesn't work for you!

The past couple of days, I have spent some time coding a new version of my site. It's flashier and has some nice effects. I have also re-photographed some of my work to really give you a good idea of what it is. The site also preloads all images, and displays them fullscreen behind the text. You can view more images using the thumbnails below the text at the bottom. Your comments are always appreciated. Thanks and hope you like it!

After working on this all weekend, I have finally overhauled my website. It is now all left aligned, making it easier to read. Also everything fits to your screen and window size, therefore looks in proportion wherever you view it, and on what computer. There are more images and they're all a lot bigger, and everything is scrollable. Plus you can view my PDF on the site without downloading! Have a browse around and let me know what you think!

A little update. Inspired by London's 2012 logo design, its youthful, fun and bold, but slightly more friendly and rounded. I like to think anyway. Comments always appreciated.

These are further developments of an I Love London logo... comments please?

This is one view of my Time Machine final piece... more to come!

Even though I said that the poster in my previous post that that design was final... this is now the final final final design. DONE.



These are the details:
London College of Communication
Second Year Typo/Graphic Design Show

**Private View Wed 24th June 6- 10pm**
This is the best time to come: Meet the students, have a beer, and enjoy the work!

Otherwise...
23rd -27th June 2009 12- 6pm


The end of year show by LCC’s Second Year Typo/Graphic Design students is an exhibition of collaborations, exploring concepts from The New Fontana Dictionary of Modern Thoughts. Theories from the fields of psychology, sociology and anthropology are explored visually, creating unique platforms of debate between the theories from different perspectives.
There are many different types of work, including print, sculpture, moving image, and installations, all displaying a 'visual debate' between two chosen Modern Thoughts.

Location:
Acquire Arts, 155 Battersea Park Road, SW8 4BU

Nearest Tube: Vauxhall
Buses: 44, 137, 156, 344, 452, N44, N137

This is my final development of my public installation for the Cities brief. Check out the Cities link on the left for a more detailed description of what I wanted to achieve. I have left the installation in place overnight to see what affect the wet weather will have, and take some more photographs tomorrow morning.

I nice immediate outcome of the project: A man approached me tonight, to ask what I was doing and what it was all about. It was nice to inform him of the history of the area and he was very impressed and pleased with what I had done!

Today I have overhauled my site, perfecting all the images, copy and links. I've updated my About Me page and also added Exhibition Road, check it out.

After much agreement and disagreement, we have settled on our final poster design for our second year show. The poster can be viewed flat like you see it, or from two perspectives when the poster is folded along the divisions. I'll get up a photo of it in action when I can. On the back will be all the definitions of the Modern Thoughts in the exhibition and will aid understanding of the pieces of work.

Recently improved poster, with a smaller image and better clearer typography. I'll leave the old poster up under revival on the left, so you can compare if you wish. Comments?