Perception Exhibition A book containing a collection of projects featuring mine I did during my second year at uni is being exhibited at the Perception Exhibition, held on 17-25 August 2012 at the Bermondsey Project Gallery. The project on show is called Invisible Identities and was done in collaboration with the RNIB; the aim of the project was to redesign a brand so that it would be more appealing to both sighted and partially sighted people. Perception Exhibition Facebook Event
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Perception Exhibition

A book containing a collection of projects featuring mine I did during my second year at uni is being exhibited at the Perception Exhibition, held on 17-25 August 2012 at the Bermondsey Project Gallery. The project on show is called Invisible Identities and was done in collaboration with the RNIB; the aim of the project was to redesign a brand so that it would be more appealing to both sighted and partially sighted people.

Perception Exhibition Facebook Event

Source: perception-exhibition.org

D&AD New Blood Exhibition 2011

D&AD New Blood showcases the best graduates in graphic design, visual communication, advertising, digital media, illustration, photography and other commercial creative arts — all in one place.

New Blood is the leading creative graduate exhibition, designed to showcase the best emerging talent from the D&AD University Network. It introduces them to the leading creatives in the industry and is an opportunity for anyone with an interest in creativity to network, gain inspiration and view the stars of tomorrow.

This exhibition was full of inspiration for any creative individual and was a great opportunity to network with other fellow designers. With a variety of design disciplines on show it was evident that the design arena is ever growing. Looking forward to next year!

Source: dandad.org

100 Objects Private View.

First year BA (Hons) GPI students present a series of posters celebrating their personal archives, as a part of their PPD programme. The collections range from doors, to smiles to least and most favourite words. Methods of documentation and interpretation are described in relation to each student’s practice and interests. As a form of material thinking, the personal collection has been used to inform art and design practice for many years by students and design groups, such as IDEO. These archives contribute towards a more critical analysis of creativity.

Source: bagpi.co.uk