Lee Wallwork
All the work on this blog is produced by me or in collaboration were stated.
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"Be daring, be different, be impractical, be anything that will assert integrity of purpose and imaginative vision against the play-it-safers, the creatures of the commonplace, the slaves of the ordinary"
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Open publication - Free publishing - More art direction
A Magazine I’ve created for an editorial project for uni.
An Avant Garde magazine, this issues theme is based on “Creatures of the Common Place” ….. it’s anything but ordinary!
Features: Leigh Bowery, Photography shoot as Homage to Leigh Bowery, Photographer Francesco Sambo, Fashion designer Issey Miyake, composer Karlheinz Stockhausen and film director Peter Greenaway.
A Magazine I’ve created for an editorial project for uni.
I did a photo shoot inspired by Leigh Bowery. Modelled by Sarah McIlvar
A Magazine I’ve created for an editorial project for uni.
An Avant Garde magazine, this issues theme is based on “Creatures of the Common Place” ….. it’s anything but ordinary!
Features: Leigh Bowery, Photography shoot as Homage to Leigh Bowery, Photographer Francesco Sambo, Fashion designer Issey Miyake, composer Karlheinz Stockhausen and film director Peter Greenaway.
Photo shoot I did for an editorial for uni. Inspired by Leigh Bowery and Modelled by my beautiful friend Sarah Mcilvar
Photo shoot I did for an editorial for uni. Inspired by Leigh Bowery and Modelled by my beautiful friend Sarah Mcilvar
A set of book covers I designed for the Penguin classics Horror series
Self promotion for an agency called Bert in Manchester with a possibility of getting an internship over summer
Ian Anderson Workshop 2
This workshop was about the importance of story telling because effectively that is what we are doing as designers, telling a story, a story that helps a potential consumer to buy in to it. When we create a piece of design by default we are inadvertently setting up a little story, theres a narrative in every piece of work we do.
we were tasked with creating a relationship between the two words ‘me’ and ‘you’ and communicate that narrative. We were restricted to using Helvetica and it had to be black and white. I explored the relationship between you and me:
“This is me,
Me knows that it’s me,
Me likes being me,
and this is You,
You is always trying to be me,
but You will never be Me”
Ian Anderson Workshop 2
The second part of the task was to do the exact same thing but instead of using the words ‘you’ and ‘me’ we had to communicate the same narrative using only a circle a square and a triangle.
The idea was that You represented a different shape to Me and no matter how hard You tried You would never fit in with Me.
Ian Anderson Workshop 1
We were asked to go away and do something pointless for an hour, document it and present it. I decided to tan my hands constantly for 1 hour and created a visual on the comparison between the perfect tan and the perfect piece of toast.
Ian Anderson Brief: Renaming Ian Anderson
we were given the task to rename Ian Anderson, with an opportunity to be chosen for a number of workshops run by Ian Anderson himself.
I found out yesterday that I got in! So I’m really looking forward to it :)
Topman brief
Pages from a small ‘Look book’ I designed based on Marrakech trend for SS12
