Art of small business
“Do something different” was the brief - create an advertising campaign that brings something new to the conventional approach of advertising stationary. Everyday items from the Staples range were elevated to high art with this proposed campaign. ‘The Art of Small Business’ From Roy Lichtenstien to Salvidor Dali, where used to engage the audience in a way that was truly new. To see more from this campaign check out the ‘advertising and design 02′ section on this site. Read More →
Oliver Sweeney
This was a lovely brief to work on. Create a brochure for the Oliver Sweeney range that focused on the seasons. I created a series of images, where trees representing the seasons were ‘planted’ in the range of shoes. The approach supported the Oliver Sweeney brand, blending and twisting the traditional with the modern. Read More →
Interbuild Specifier 2009
Pitch winner! In a very difficult economic climate, the creative strategy and execution retained EMAP as a client following a three-way pitch. New For 2009, Interbuild is to be divided into two areas – Interbuild Specifier in Hall 5 and Interbuild Onsite in Hall 4 at the NEC. The work here is part of the Interbuild Specifer campaign and can be seen in the ‘advertising and design 01′ section on this site. The soon to be launched campaign will hopefully be even more successful than the 2008 campaign! Read More →
Art of small business
“Do something different” was the brief - create an advertising campaign that brings something new to the conventional approach of advertising stationary. Everyday items from the Staples range were elevated to high art with this proposed campaign. ‘The Art of Small Business’ From Roy Lichtenstien to Salvidor Dali, where used to engage the audience in a way that was truly new. To see more from this campaign check out the ‘advertising and design 02′ section on this site. Read More →
Oliver Sweeney
This was a lovely brief to work on. Create a brochure for the Oliver Sweeney range that focused on the seasons. I created a series of images, where trees representing the seasons were ‘planted’ in the range of shoes. The approach supported the Oliver Sweeney brand, blending and twisting the traditional with the modern. Read More →
