I HAVE MOVED! 

Here is my new Cargo Collective site!

Although I may still post up experiments and sketches on here!

Photos of an installation to represent Kraftwerk's 'Man machine.' Made by Me, Daniele Sonnino, Madelaine Duncan and Janice Chan made last week. Planning to make an animation from the sculpture and projected light later this week!

Here's a publication I made about Anders Breivik

 and the Norway massacres. The first two

 images are the cover with and without belly wrap, 

     and the rest are single pages and double spreads.

                                                                                                      .

Breivik was judged to be narcissistic and not psychopathic.

This is a fold out poster, the original piece was folded into an repetitive chevron pattern meaning to show Breivik's alternating stance on his own manifesto.

Here's a publication that a small group of us made today, the form itself is meant to represent our opposition to the view that feminism is a non-issue. The publication opens in abstract layers of paper which turns from strong and thick, to fragile and delicate, to communicate how we believe the issue is covered over by the media with strong misrepresentations of women, and the underlying delicacy of the issue is repressed. 
We used 'One size fits all' in the centre because certain female ideals are often used as blanket 'rules' for all women to adhere to.
BY: TONI HOLLOWOOD - http://colourtherapeutic.tumblr.com/
    ELEANOR LOVEGROVE-HEARDER
    MADELAINE DUNCAN
    JOSIE TUCKER

The Box for the exhibition! 

Top; The design which lies on the base, inside of the box.

 Middle; Three sides from the box (there is a fourth, which I need to photograph properly!) 

Bottom; A couple of shots of the inside of the box from an outside perspective.

'Hello, Stranger.' 
The L.C.C. illustration and visual media 1st and 2nd year exhibition that I co-curated with a few others (above) Just a couple of layout shots and a picture of me with my piece, until I get a better photo of it! 

 Some collages based on themes in The Buddha of Suburbia.

AND, here's ME in DAZED KOREA in the September issue, 'youth' which looks like this. 
This was an awesome opportunity! Even though I can't actually read it so I don't know what it says.

Thanks Dazed Korea and Kyongeun Lee! 

So, whilst caught up in the excitement of THIS, I actually forgot to put it on here. 
Written by Lily Bonesso, my awesome friend, its a little interview with me with a gallery of images!  

Now lets talk BIZNISS.

Today I made new business cards! Some are pop- up,

 and some are normal wallet size (boring).

 And even though these one's don't contain a papery surprise, they're my favourite! Enjoy!

An experiment with type. I really love this word.

A couple of experiments from the Sammy Davis project

ALSO, GO TO THIS! You haven't got long to buy your tickets so GOGOGOGOGO it'll be amazing, 

http://brainchildfestival.co.uk/manifesto.html

I did the logo. And this poster! Woo. 

Here's a wristband with my typeface!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2012/jul/04/brainchild-student-festival

Here's a book I made about Sammy Davis Jr and a selection of double page spreads. The book's in chronological order of his life. But the pictures aren't.
Enjoy!

Ronnie Biggs is great.
For this project, I chose a person I felt has had a huge impact on British culture during the 20th century.
He was an outlaw, an explorer, a punk icon, and he lived down the road from me!
Here's a pocket map of Ronnie Biggs' face, made from his key locations.
I love him.