Recently, the National Trust have commissioned me to produce the designs for Revolution 2010. This work continues after producing the designs for the 2008 Revolution, when the festival was in it’s infancy.

Below you can see some of the recent designs produced for the festival, which include the logo, website, poster, postcard, wristband, lanyard and t-shirt designs, to name a few!

Back from the archive is the booklet that was designed for The National Trust’s Revolution Festival… Use the interactive page flipper below to see it!

Shown here is a mock poster created for a theatre production that was due to be shown in term three at University of Warwick. Unfortunately, the show did not pass through submissions, though you can still see the design that was created for the poster.

The threepenny website is now online and finished, with the publicity materials also now being printed. You can see the finished articles below!

Warwick Entrepreneurs commissioned me to create and custom-order the business cards for 13 individuals, that were printed by moo.com in double-sided full colour on 400gsm card. Personal details have been blurred for privacy reasons.

The poster for a Warwick Opera production being put on at Warwick Arts Centre this year is currently being designed. You can see how it’s shaping up below. The design work for the production is currently involving publicity material design, website design, photographic retouching and custom font design for the logo.

A poster design was created for Warwick University’s ‘Social Enterprise Day’, a day where a new type of business approach is to be discussed. You can see the design created below.

So, with a new website and identity, I thought it was about time I got some business cards printed! You can see the finished products in the picture below…

The cards were printed with Moo (www.moo.com), using recycled card and were delivered within just a few days. Custom artwork was designed and sent through their online ordering system.

Here you can see a selection of the 120 pages designed for Pate’s Grammar School’s yearbook.

We were asked to create a design voluntarily for the Pate’s Grammar School yearbook 2009. Working with the Yearbook Committee, individual and original designs were created for every single page using QuarkXpress 8.

The design process took around half a year to complete, with the comments coming back from the year being incredibly positive and complimentary.

We also negotiated with the school to go with new printers, with the previous price being £27.50 for a book with around a third of the pages in colour, to go to a company that printed the book at a price of £20.00 in full colour throughout and foil blocking on the front and spine of the book.

Some pictures of the students with the books are shown below. Samples can be provided upon request.