Graphic Design
According to Saul Bass ‘Design is thinking made visual.’
It is the communication of ideas through visual means. Using an array of visual elements – including type, colour, shape, photography, illustration, painting, digital imagery – graphic designers work with their clients to deliver the required message by translating it into a visual solution.
Combining visual sensitivity with skill and knowledge in areas of communications, technology and business graphic design is a problem solving process, that requires substantial creativity, innovation and technical expertise.
Below are some examples.
A range of fashion lookbooks produced for Playboy Footwear for exhibiting at trade fairs.
A range of designs for various fashion brands.
A fashion lookbook produced for Hello Kitty for exhibiting at trade fairs.
Leaflet for Scottish Opera and Visible Fiction's production of Clockwork.
Leaflet for Glasgow University's Chapel Choir.
CD package for Glasgow University's Chapel Choir.
Poster for Scottish Ensemble.
Exhibition panels The Thistle Foundation for a visit by HRH Queen Elizabeth II.
