I created a zine based off of “people watching”. I saw an old man on one of my derives and decided to create a series of images inspired by what i reckon his life would have been like.

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I created a zine based off of “people watching”. I saw an old man on one of my derives and decided to create a series of images inspired by what i reckon his life would have been like.
Picking Briefs Is Hard! - First L5 Live Brief
Choosing between the briefs was rather challenging. Being faced with so much choice very quickly within my second year was overwhelming but after sitting down with a highlighter and a biro the choices seemed to narrow down quite quickly. Although the Stranger, Stranger brief and the Other words brief seemed interesting I felt more of a connection to the Gellas kitchen brief and the Conran brief. Mostly due to the family values I saw within Angela Simmonds and the creative freedom the Conran team offered.
I had more immediate ideas for Gellas Kitchen but, once I looked more into some of the histories of the buildings which Conran gave us , I fell in love with the vibrant architecture of the Crossness Pumping Station. The Wes Anderson aesthetic of this building excited me and sparked a lot of inspiration in regards to his use of symmetry and colour which is evident in the buildings design also. The neo-Gothic architecture, mainly seen in victorian buildings like this, also provoked my interest. I plan to look more into the victorian design and experimenting with how I can pair this with a Wes Anderson-inspired look.
On the other hand, looking at the examples that Conran gave to us for competitors, I found myself relating to the design style of the Hans Brinker Hotel. This "on the nose" design style fits my preferred work aesthetic more than the other briefs did. With this being said I believe it's the best fit for me as a professional and will allow me to show my full potential more naturally.
An illustration of the old an I based my zine off of.
Can you describe yourself in 5 colours?
A fun yet challenging task especially when trying to come up with short and snappy names.
Playing with type and some more images from a Halloween shoot
Happy Halloween
Have a bit more zine exploration. I know you’re gagging for it!
Mostly just scans and drypoint work.
Red and Black make a gorgeously impactful colour scheme!
More potential zine pages.