editoral

adam HTT

Working as the in-house graphic designer at adam HTT gave me plently of opportunities to work within editoral design. I like to create info graphics within copy that is figure heavy to allow for an engaging and memeorable read.

When working in editorial I enjoy creating my own imagery – I feel this gives strong consistency and orginality to a brand’s identity.

Below, most of the ilustartation and photography running through out the publications are my own work.

VALUE IN OUR SEAS’ CHEMISTRY

This project was created in response to a brief that was set to raise awareness and understanding of the issues surrounding the sea. Looking into how we see the oceans as a finite resource when the reality is very different.

The booklet I created looks into what happens when a ecosystem’s chemistry is altered due to human activity. Exploring three topics: pollution, acidification and eutrophication.

As this project was a information design module, I wanted to create a booklet that included a range of diagrams. I attempted to create unique diagrams that were more interesting that your standard pie or line charts. With photography and illustrations I created designs that depict the subject clearly in the hope of creating a easily read and fun piece of information.

History Magazine

‘Athenaeum is used in the names of libraries or institutions for literary or scientific study.’

For this university project I developed a fictional magazine that fitted the article given in the brief. Running through out the editorial I created imagery that has an abstract feel but consists of brain scans. I was playing around with the idea of how you could visually represent intelligence.

Ourtic

Ourtic was also another fictional magazine I created for a university project, acting as a one off publication for Greenpeace. The magazine explores the effects that human activity is having on the Arctic.

The articles were written for the pupose of persuading the readers to support Greenpeace while also advising on how the reader could reduce their carbon footprint. This was a first year project at university where I spent most of my energy focused on creating my own photography. I wanted to create almost abstract like images that interpret oil spills in a unique way. The outcomes are striking and dynamic, with bold texture that compliment the serious nature of the article.

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