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Wix Website

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You can now look at my work on my Wix website that i created here is the link have a look! :)

http://katiedadd.wix.com/katiedaddgraphics




End of year show

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Our end of year show at the shop in town is now finished and has moved to the college. I had a great experience looking after the shop and meeting people from outside the college and talking about the work. Now that it is at the college we have more work up so I can showcase more what is really cool!

I am now upping my grades as we only have a few weeks left. I need to get MMM to get into uni.

Follow our end of year show

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I am helping with the blog for our end of year exhibition. I have updated some of the days that our group has worked on the show here is the link: http://eoysgd2013.blogspot.co.uk

You can follow the progression of our end of year exhibition by clicking on some of these links.

Instagram: off_the_grid_2013

Facebook group: Off the grid
https://www.facebook.com/groups/562846877071448/

Our website: http://cantcol.wix.com/offthegrid

End of year show

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We put up our work yesterday in our exhibition what looks really good! We are mostly ready with a little more tweaking for our exhibition tonight. Here are some photographs that were taken yesterday.


pairing the work up so that is looks good on the wall.

 
Me and Martin measuring the width of the wall to hang the work up.  


Our gallery with all of our work put up. My piece of work is the 'Big Book of Typographics' in the top photograph.


Updating work

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Today i updated and refined my work that is going to go up at the end of year show. These are two pieces of my refined work.



FMP designs

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I have just finished my final major project for my college course. For my project I re-designed some promotional material for Dover Castle. I got in touch with the marketing manager at the castle who gave me some constraints when creating the poster. I found it hard with the constraints but i managed to follow them.

This is my final poster that i designed for Dover Castle.


To protect the brand I had to place the logo onto a plain background. I got this feedback from the marketing manager after i emailed him my designs. I originally had the logo on the patterned background. I got my slogan once I had my basic design. My logo is inspired by the love heart in my design. The target audience that it meets is teenage culture seekers.

These are some of the extra material that I created. This includes a membership card, tickets and flyers.


Borough Market Posters

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I was given a brief to create an advertising campaign for Borough Market. I visited the market and spoke to the head of public relations to get an idea of what they look for in their posters. I created two sets of posters. The first poster was more of a branded poster for local shoppers that i developed onto apparel and the second poster that i designed was targeted more to the tourists that visit the market. I created my own strap line 'From the crate to the plate' so that i could target shoppers within any time of poster what i think worked well.

Narrative images

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I created these narrative images to narrate the play 'A midsummers night dream'. I decided to take a more contemporary approach to my design using a mixture of different techniques including drawing and digital. I created my designs in both photoshop and illustrator. I wanted to include the book into my  image so i scanned in the page that the quote is from and used it as my background i also took the quote out of the page and enlarged it what i think works well. My favourite narrative image is the bear as i think it is cute and charming. 

Type poster

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This is a random poster that i designed to show as many fonts as possible in one poster.

The big book of typographics

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This is my final book poster that i designed for 'The big book of typographics'. I used elephants in my poster because it is a semeiotic of 'big'. The colour grey is to represent the elephant.

Spider web

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I created this alphabet using black ink and a straw. I wrote down the letter then blew the ink with the straw to create a nice effect.

Moustache

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I created this poster to show the letter m in a object. I choose to use this typeface because it is an old fashioned looking typeface what i think relates to a moustache as stereotypically old people have moustaches.

Bleach type

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I created this alphabet using bleach on black ink what i think gave a good look. I also splattered bleach onto the page.

I Love Chocolate

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I created this by drizzling melted chocolate onto some paper then photographing it. I edited the type in photoshop and then made the letters into a sentance.

Wates Poster Take 2

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This is my second version for the poster to advertise health and safety for Wates Construction. i have got rid of the image and decided to use the five as the main focus point for the poster what i think works really well.


Wates Poster

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As part of a brief i was asked to promote healthy eating or health and safety on the construction site. I choose to advertise healthy eating. I came to create my poster by creating a strap line and then using imagery and text to promote this.


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I edited this photograph of the London Eye in photoshop what i think really stands out.


Frank Kiely

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I found this artist when i went on a trip to Southbank with my college. His work is currently being displayed at Bankside Gallery in London. I took notice to his prints because they are simple yet work really well. Frank took a photograph of the scenery what he wanted to create into a print and then took it back to his studio where he drew the photograph using a black ink pen. It then looks like he has photocopied the print onto the computer and then used illustrator to give the block colour what works really well. Frank Kiely graduated from The Royal College of Art in 2002.






Christmas card

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My christmas card that i designed that is now available in paperchase. I created this design using lino cut what i inked up red because it is a obvious Christmas colour. The design is of bethleham.

http://www.paperchase.co.uk/invt/00499796/