Bulmers Metro newspaper takeover. You can see it here for a limited time only!
http://www.metro.co.uk/home/
Or read more about this project here –
http://www.tomwalshdesign.co.uk/blog/tag/bulmers/
A series of Facebook Apps I worked on while at Exposure as part of the Bulmers ‘Experimenters Wanted’ Summer campaign. They describe the campaign as –
“…celebrating the launch of new Bulmers Nº17 by running a series of experiments across the country all summer long…”
Experiments vary from Quick Polls to tweet powered robot races, you can check them all out here
Or read similar posts about my work on this campaign here
The first of a collection of HTML5 & Javascript animated experiments produced by Exposure Studio for the Bulmers Cider Summer campaign. I had the luck of being the freelancer given this project to work on, and although it’s been hard work, and due to the 3D rendered assets provided by Taylor James has involved a lot of very large files, it’s going to be worth it. The other experiments will be rolled out over the coming weeks, so make sure you check back here, or on the Bulmers Facebook page, to catch them all!
Visit their page here Facebook/BulmersUK
A series of Facebook Apps I worked on while at Exposure as part of the Bulmers ‘Experimenters Wanted’ Summer campaign. They describe the campaign as –
“…celebrating the launch of new Bulmers Nº17 by running a series of experiments across the country all summer long…”
Experiments vary from Quick Polls to tweet powered robot races, you can check them all out here
Or read similar posts about my work on this campaign here
For the past few months I’ve been freelancing at Exposure Studio working on all of the digital projects for Bulmers cider’s Summer campaign. It’s been a long slog as there’s a LOT of design work involved (and a lot of non-design work too, as anyone else working on the project will tell you..) but finally little pieces are starting to appear online. First came a taster of the Facebook App, with a fully degradable HTML5/JQuery animation (click here to see my post on that, including a video of the animation) but as for fully branded online spaces it’s Twitter and YouTube that are leading the rest into their new homes. By far the simplest sections of the whole project they’re more intended as a suggestion of what’s to come, but it’s always a nice feeling to see a project finally coming into fruition..
You can view the full pages here –
Bulmers YouTube Channel
Bulmers Twitter page
And check back over the next few weeks to see updates on what else has gone live!
I’ve just uploaded the new site for Ellie Tobin Make Up & Hair. Built with a PHP back end to make it easy for her to update, and a Javascript front end using jquery fancybox it’s gallery based and focuses on what’s most important for this site, the imagery. The brief was to keep it clean and simple, and with the help of her imagery I think it turned out quite nice.
Watch the video below to see what you think, or click here to visit the website.
You can also click here to view the full project in my main site.
As is usually the way, personal sites tend to get a little left behind in priority lists.. However, I’ve finally got round to updating my This Is My Work site again with a selection of photography and other non-commercial projects. The project shown above is a work in progress typeface called Middlecase. It attempts to bring some of the character and personality often found in lower case characters into their upper case counterparts. The version shown above is complete and fully functional, so if you’d like to have a play with it you can test it out on my main website here.
You can click here to visit www.thisismywork.co.uk.
Also, if you’d like a copy of Middlecase leave a comment below including your email in the appropriate box (it won’t show up in the comment, but I’ll see it) and make sure to mention if you need it for Mac or PC.
Designed in keeping with her printed material (the name in Helvetica Neue 45 Light) I wanted to counter balance that rigidity with something a little softer. Using italicised Baskerville MT the identity aims to reflect the industry, who have a tradition of using established serif fonts, and to draw focus to the ampersand, which was used to highlight her initials (as & is a ligature of the latin et). This mark can also be carried through into places where a full logo isn’t practical (favicons, image watermarks etc) to maintain consistency.
I’ve just finished adding some Spring/Summer touches to the Hoxton Boutique website, no drastic changes this time, but it certainly feels a bit lighter and brighter now.
Take a look here
Or click here to see all of my work for Hoxton Boutique
