Méribel Ad Festival

My entry to the Méribel Ad Festival Poster Competition - I thought I would do the whole process myself including all the illustration work. The concept is "Taste Mountain Fresh" and its based around the idea of a super mountain slushy.

Flirtbox Billboard Campaign

This work was completed with my creative partner.The series of billboard adverts were entered into the MPA Roses Awards 2007. Although the work was nominated, we just missed out on getting one of the top three awards.

NSPCC

This work forms part of my ongoing partnership with Chris Monk. Chris and I have been working together as a creative team bringing both art direction and copywriting skills to new projects. The work for the NSPCC was designed to help highlight the problem teenage boys have in talking about issues. Whilst presenting the brief in a new and original way, it was important that it still supported the central message of the NSPCC. The site is aimed at 12-15 year old males and aims to communicate the importance of talking about the issues that affect them and the people around them. Our creative strategy was to focus on the unique experience of males when their voices "break". The site explains the physical and physiological changes that occur when a male’s voice breaks. It has the option of users uploading their own image to act as the avatar on the site. The avatar is used to demonstrate the vocal exercises. If the user uploads an avatar, then the system will attempt to detect if a microphone is active on the user’s computer. If it is, then all the voice actions from the user’s PC will translate to basic voice movements on the avatar. As the user goes through the vocal exercises, the default avatar will demonstrate the vocal movements before the user’s avatar then takes over repeating the exercise. The user’s performance will be rated before he can move on. If the user does not have a microphone, then the website will use the default avatars. The site goes through basic skills (physical) and advanced skills (physiological) before leading them to an easy to navigate guide on the NSPCC site. This compliments the brand without detracting from their main message.
The concept was entered into this year's YCN (Youth Creative Network)

Don't Panic

I entered several of this year's D&AD Competitions.This is one of my illustration entries for the "Don't Panic" competition. The idea was to send a postcard from anywhere to anyone.

I choose to send a postcard from the "Kingdom of the Bland" to myself.

Love Shoes. Hate Discrimination.

I thought it would be worth showing the work I entered for the D and AD Student Award Competition. My entry can be found in the Global Students Award Book on p45 ,for which I am very proud. The competition brings out interesting work from across the world and I am very pleased to have been nominated and in the book.