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murmur magazine the beatles crisis jubilee wharf obsessions book etcetera - -
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A publication attempting to highlight the all too often vacuous nature of a modern consumer-led society, where style triumphs over substance, a magazine that attempts to reverse this process. Using the imagery of consumerism, and replacing frivolity with content. Anti-consumerist, anti-waste, anti-disposability and anti-glossy. - |
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In a world where music is often no more than bits of bandwidth to be copied and deleted, how do you commemorate the release, of the digitally remastered back catalogue, of one of the most important bands of all-time, and in turn persuade the public to buy music they probably already own, and can, if they so choose, download for nothing?. - |
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200+ page catalogue for Techna International's updated machinery - |
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Artwork for a book focusing on pyromania, as part of a series on Obsessions. The book details the experiences of those affected by the affliction as well as information about pyromania as a whole. Faceless pyromaniacs tell their stories with each page masked and obscured by silhouettes of smoke. Uncomfortable and over-bearing, predominantly black and white, albeit with added layers, overprinted again and again in a bid to highlight the all-consuming nature of the obsession. - |
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Artwork for the magazine Arts & Crafts, distributed free throughout the South West Hertfordshire area. The magazine had asked for a complete re-design in an attempt to attract to a wider, predominantly younger demographic. Restricted to two colours throughout. - |
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Promotional literature for Jubilee Wharf, set up as a creative utopia, providing studio workshops for likeminded individuals away from the callous harshness of the business world. - |
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