New project. Far better than the geometric, dot-matrix, systematic, dull, tedious typefaces we had to create about 25 times in the last few weeks. 
Short project given to create an iconic portrait of Ghandi. These are some of the pages taken from my ideas sketchbook.
Negatives and one of the photos I developed in the darkroom for my photography workshop. I'm ashamed at how much I rushed taking the photos so I think another practice is in order.
Self initiated piece based on subcultures. This series focused on the 1950's trend labelled as the Teddy boys and Girls.
Project to draw everything we brought with us from home to uni.
Mock ups for a typography project based on a journey I have taken. I chose my walk along London's Southbank and created my own alphabet out of shapes to unite the key areas along the southbank and to coincide the project with the previous lecture on The Bauhaus and Constructivism.
We were asked to draw a box. Then draw something that meant something to us, to place in our box. I'm not sentimental with objects at all but places always have a hold on me. I drew my house in London, which ultimately proved how difficult it is drawing from memory. He is going on my wall in Halls far away from the silly box I drew.
Yes Glamping (glamorous camping) in the forest, with the graphics students and tutors. Cannot even put into words how cold it was despite the numerous fires we made.
Wednesdays are workshop days and being in Group B means I'm doing drawing for a couple of weeks. Our tutor Simon Spilsbury gave us each a sketchbook to fill.
