Some of the work I've done for @crackmagazine recently.
I've been focusing on a few different projects recently and i'm hopefully going to be proactive enough to upload some of it on here. đ˝
IMPACT
A little while ago, I had the privilege of working with the talented team at @rhombus.studio on a project for @impact_routesetting , "the pioneering force in route setting and climbing education". In this project I helped in the development stages of logo and ID design.
The Revel Institute đž
Logo and ID with @nomoreparachutes for T.R.I, âa sports culture camp that has set up base in the parking lot right next to the hallowed arena of sportsâ. This project really allowed me to get weird with it and I had a whole lot of fun playing around with some early PS2 style imagery.
Earlier this year me and the NMP team then ran a unique three-day summer camp focused on creativity, sports, and community-building for young people in and around Castle Cary. The camp allowed the students to collaborate on creative projects and ultimately create custom graphic T-shirts.
Credits to @lauraemilyvent and Wai Lau for helping make the camp run as amazingly as it did.
Corner Culture
A deep dive into the modern corner shop and the social, cultural, and political forces that have shaped them into what they are today.
From my first day in Bristol, the thing I missed most about having a fixed address was the familiar face behind the counter of my local corner shop. That ever-reliable someone whoâd ask how my day was going, remembered the messy inside jokes from last nightâs 4AM visit, and greeted me with the same non-judgmental equanimity whether I was buying a can of K cider and a bottle of Liquid Gold after a night in my local or a bag of Skips and a Lilt as a 10 year old boy.
At uni, I made it my mission to fill that gap by befriending as many corner shop owners as I could. Over the years, these connections became a patchwork of stories and insights. Almost two years ago now, as my time in Bristol drew to a close, it felt right to gather everything into a single publication.
Corner Culture is my love letter to corner shops and the people who make them feel like home.
â¨đˇ photo credits to the boy @thisguyano đˇ
We sat down with Graphic Designer @strachvisuals who took part in our first TRACKING course also was also the designer around the branding for our photography course, PROCESS đ¤
Unused concept poster that I thought was worth sharing.
Hopefully going to be able to use this page as a bit more of a running archive now instead of posting once every few years đ¤
Travelling Home
Some work I did last year for Travelling Home, a beautiful film by @julietklottrup "about Joe Cannon Snr a retired farrier from the North West making his yearly journey to Appleby Fair."
Posting this so late as the work has recently been featured on It's Nice That!
