Client: University of Kent. The Iron Gym project utilised redundant equipment in Chatham Dockyard as makeshift gym machines. The poster evokes early 20th Century design contemporaneous with the site to reinforce the link with history.
Client: Nucleus Arts. Poster for an art exhibition celebrating the work in-house artists had produced over the year. The paint in the hourglass has all but run through, ready to be turned over in the New Year for another 365 days of creativity.
Poster for an art exhibition exploring the composite nature of identity - each individual is a collage of the viewer's prejudices, their and cultural and emotional baggage. The image creates a person from many different parts to underline the theme.
Client: Medway Council. Poster for a music and arts festival at a Napoleonic fort.
Poster for an art exhibition that explored the visibility of deaf people in society. The typography sits over the face of the person as if oblivious to its existence, reinforcing the concept of the show.
Client: The Woodville/Gravesham Council. Poster for a theatre show featuring a superhero-obsessed dog who daydreams about becoming a costumed champion.

Posters

The simpler a poster can be the better. A punchy, iconic image coupled with minimal text is sure to catch the eye of passersby. It's somewhat of a dying art in the digital age but, as any marketing expert will tell you, going against the grain is a surefire way to stand out from the pack.

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