Ravensbourne Design Degree Show 2023
Showcasing the work and accomplishments of 2023 graduates in Graphic Design, Illustration, UX/UI, and Motion Graphics from Ravensbourne University.
The visual identity was crafted with the exhibition layout in mind, dividing the space into unique sections for each department while still drawing connections between the overlapping disciplines.
Collaborators: Louise Egholt & Caterina Sinisi
Software:
Adobe Indesign, Illustrator, After Effects & RISO Printer
Showcasing the work and accomplishments of 2023 graduates in Graphic Design, Illustration, UX/UI, and Motion Graphics from Ravensbourne University.
The visual identity was crafted with the exhibition layout in mind, dividing the space into unique sections for each department while still drawing connections between the overlapping disciplines.
Collaborators: Louise Egholt & Caterina Sinisi
Software:
Adobe Indesign, Illustrator, After Effects & RISO Printer
• Visual Identity, Poster Design, Exhibition Design
FOOTNOTES
In response to the enquiry 'Why do people buy sneakers?' I designed a thought-provoking book that explores the cultural, social, and personal factors that drive sneaker consumption. Through its chapters, the book delves into the significance of sneakers as symbols of identity and exclusivity, while also shedding light on the ethical implications of this consumption.
The book is a testament to my design skills and ability to create engaging content that sparks critical thinking and inspires positive change.
Software:
Adobe Indesign, Photoshop
In response to the enquiry 'Why do people buy sneakers?' I designed a thought-provoking book that explores the cultural, social, and personal factors that drive sneaker consumption. Through its chapters, the book delves into the significance of sneakers as symbols of identity and exclusivity, while also shedding light on the ethical implications of this consumption.
The book is a testament to my design skills and ability to create engaging content that sparks critical thinking and inspires positive change.
Software:
Adobe Indesign, Photoshop
• Editorial Design, Printing, Binding, Photography
Archive 814
A collaborative project and the winning entry for the brief set by In-col studio.
We had to create a brand identity for Archive 814, a creative agency that works with brands on marketing campaigns, trend research, design assistance, and production.
Collaborators: Caterina Sinisi
Software:
Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, Blender
A collaborative project and the winning entry for the brief set by In-col studio.
We had to create a brand identity for Archive 814, a creative agency that works with brands on marketing campaigns, trend research, design assistance, and production.
Collaborators: Caterina Sinisi
Software:
Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, Blender
• Branding & Identity, Web Design, Motion Graphics
The Balance Project
In response to Google Fonts & HMTC brief for the D&AD New Blood Awards 2023, I collaborated with a team to create a typographic-led campaign that aims to tackle hustle culture by promoting productive habits, connecting peers and educating worker's on their rights.
Collaborators: Caterina Sinis, Louise Egholt, Max Eke
Software:
Adobe XD, After Effects, Illustrator & InDesign
In response to Google Fonts & HMTC brief for the D&AD New Blood Awards 2023, I collaborated with a team to create a typographic-led campaign that aims to tackle hustle culture by promoting productive habits, connecting peers and educating worker's on their rights.
Collaborators: Caterina Sinis, Louise Egholt, Max Eke
Software:
Adobe XD, After Effects, Illustrator & InDesign
•Web Design, Motion Graphics
Playing with Emotions
For this project, I dissect how we humans ‘play with emotions’. The result is an interactive installation that encourages viewers to engage with the pieces visually and emotionally by rearranging the 3D printed blocks that have segments of an AI generated face.
I invite my audience to reflect on human emotions and how they can be expressed and experienced.
Software:
Blender, Photoshop, AI
For this project, I dissect how we humans ‘play with emotions’. The result is an interactive installation that encourages viewers to engage with the pieces visually and emotionally by rearranging the 3D printed blocks that have segments of an AI generated face.
I invite my audience to reflect on human emotions and how they can be expressed and experienced.
Software:
Blender, Photoshop, AI
•3D Design, Exhibition Design
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