Read what the image says. I'm not retyping it.

Poster designs imposed as magazine ads and bus stop ads

Quick t-shirt mock ups, nothing special, banged together quickly as another way cupple could expand on the new sticker pack

set of three posters, all designed to advertise the new sticker pack for cupple. All three designs feature the sticker designs in the backdrop, and have the titles created to look like stickers themselves placed on top. I think these turned out pretty nice, mainly down to the way the placement of the type brings the posters together.

Finalized Sticker Pack, based around the theme of food and the emotions you have with them, or something. all developed in illustrator, with the typical white sticker outline, really happy with how some of these turned out, although I think some could be better, I'm still happy overall.

Three mood boards looking at Prefab77 who create a lot of collages, using half tones and black and white work, real gritty looking stuff. Don Pendleton, the polar opposite to prefab77, he uses a lot of flowing smooth lines, using a lot of block colours to produce to pretty abstract work. Finally, a sticker wall collage, just highlighting the most used styles of sticker.

My three final Ministry of sound poster designs, all using three seperate styled backgrounds, and all based around complimenting colour schemes, to really try and make the type on the posters pop out more. The top one is my favourite colour wise, however the composition of the bottom poster is the best in my opinion.

 Sets of Backgrounds I generated for the Ministry of sound poster designs, I chose to base my designs around a digital theme, due to the up surgeance of old skool style video game music being sampled in recent club music.

Dis is Alan Kitching, he does some cool type faced stuff.

David Carson presentation.

A bit of self branding, looks pretty rad in my opinion. Purple is the best colour, and that is why I chose it. Japanese text is supposed to say "super awesome", although it probably doesn't, because I used google translate to generate it, it's probably closer to "egg fried rice". I think the entire thing just fits together nicely.

Final book cover with all of the blurbs and quites and what have you added on. My favorite part of this book cover is the spine, because I detest this, I didn't have a real idea of what I wanted to do throughout the entire project and I think it reflected in my work. If I had to change anything about this book cover, it would be everything. Except the spine.

 Set of five examples of how each type face could be arranged and fit onto the cover,  all were placed to try and not detract from the imagery, but still be easily read. top left looks the best, but it's a little big.

Quick look at type styles that would fit in with the style of my book cover design, a printed and rough look.

The first set of developed ideas for one flew over the cuckoos nest book cover, the main idea behind this was to give it a really gritty and decayed looked, sort of like an indications as to the mental states of some of the characters in the book. the initial Idea was made from cardboard, and painted roughly with oil based paints, so it would look rough when it was scanned in.