LAYOUTS & DESIGN
WEDDING INVITE
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Liz Laming
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Adobe Illustrator
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This design was created for a wedding invite with the request of a clean, crisp layout in mind. The final result was two seperate double sided cards with a simple scheme and simple fonts. Photos were provided by Amelia Bresanello.
GALLERY DE NOVO
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Liz Laming
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Gallery De Novo
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The Identity of an art gallery. This project covered a range of areas including logo design, business card design, invitations, and eventually the website creation (see web design page).
BUSINESS CARDS
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Watchfield Hall Ltd
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Adobe Illustrator
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Similar to the Gallery De Novo project in the fact that this required a range of designs. Business cards and logo led to and influenced the layout of a website (see web design)
BROCHURE
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Edmund Rice Camps
Format:
Adobe InDesign
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A promotional brochure for a local charity for underprivileged kids.
DVD MENU
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Richard Quirk
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Macromedia Flash
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This was made as a DVD type menu for a showreal. The design was created in illustrator, then animated in flash. Video content was later added by Richard.
THE OUTSIDERS
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The Outsiders
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3D Studio Max
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I designed and built this 3D animation for a website intro of a basketball team. Had a bit of fun with it and went for a sort of sports broadcast feel.
T-SHIRT part one
Client:
Liz Laming
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Harrow Bodyworks
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A T-shirt illustration and layout for a local business.
T-SHIRT part two
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5 College Storage
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Adobe Illustrator
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Another t-shirt layout, this time for a U.S. based storage company. They asked for something with a retro feel that would appeal to college students.
T-SHIRT part three
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S.C.S.T
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Adobe Illustrator
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This was done to represent a U.S. Marine platoon (of all people!). The brief was pretty detailed, as they had obviously put alot of thought into it. What i eventually produced is a bit cheeky, but you get the message pretty smartly.....
