Graphic Brutalism is the outcome of my bachelor's dissertation project, exploring the involvement and understanding of brutalism within our industry; it features input from designers and studios such as Mane Tatulyan, Tim Tijink, Daniel Zenker and Studio Quatrième Étage.
The cover design sets the tone for the book and its contents, aiming to emulate the texture and dimples of the large concrete structures often associated with brutalism. In production, the typeface choices of Neue Montreal and Editorial Neue were screenprinted first, before the dimples were pressed into the cloth material that encases the 52-page book lying within.
52pp
170x240mm
Screenprinted & debossed cloth cover
GFSmith Colorplan Natural 175gsm
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The 2021 Architecture Fringe embraces the theme of light, shadow and reflection - hosting a series of events specialising in each category.
The identity is designed to be flexible and adapt to different forms and environments. It communicates each element through a strong use of typographic visuals, print techniques, motion graphics and a minimal, yet impactful colour palette that relates directly to themes subcategories.
Art Direction
Branding
Typography
Print
UI/UX
Social Media
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Jakey Teas is a small, recurring, publication that showcases some of Scotland’s worst beige and basic scran. Inspired by the Twitter account @JakeyTeas, it takes a contrasting approach to the food in question with a clean-cut aesthetic, adopting techniques traditionally used within upmarket cookbooks.
Being another self-initiated brief, this allowed me to take full control of the art direction - including the design, photography, printing, and publishing.
48pp
126x184mm
50gsm Newspaper stock
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Brutalist Scotland is a self-initiated project that explores a curated selection of Scotland’s most precious pieces of brutalist architecture. With photography from Peter Atikson, this first edition covers 6 brutalist structures that lay throughout Scotland - from the Matthew Building in Dundee to the Anderston Centre in Glasgow.
Kino-Eye Film Festival
2019
Kino-Eye® Film Festival is the outcome of a branding and advertisement project with the objective of promoting a classic film festival that exclusively revolves around a movement or film genre that was relevant pre-1960s.
My research and personal interests lead me to arrive at ‘Kino-Eye’ - a concept within Documentary Film making that focuses on the idea of the camera lens portraying a more accurate representation of life than the human eye
Art Direction
Branding
Typography
Print
UI/UX
Social Media
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The Rural-to-Urban Transect
2021
This publication was created in response to the 2021 ISTD brief ‘Putting things in order’.
The Rural-to-Urban Transect is an urban planning concept that places all elements of the built environment in useful order, from most rural to most urban. This project takes you on a journey through each of the 6 zones, beginning with ‘T1’ natural areas as it transitions through our environment to the ‘T6’ city centers.
50pp
190x290mm
Dual Wire-O Bound
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