Set by Airbnb through the 
D&AD to grow the idea of belonging to
a new audience and existing members of Airbnb. 
The idea of welcoming people to a country to make them feel at home was the main aspect of the design.
The theme is greeting gestures from around the world as Airbnb is a worldwide company. 9 countries were chosen and how to say welcome in that language appears on each country with the silhouette of the gestures giving travellers tips on what to do and to feel belonged anywhere which is Airbnbs slogan. 
A banner with all the countries on was designed alongside a pack of travel cards which is handy to carry around. 
 
The banner was then split up into separate posters, which contains more information than the banner. The colours fit in with Airbnbs brand guidelines. 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Focusing on an aspect of the Home museum based in London in order to promote it in a new innovative way. 

Research into the museum showed different eras and a walk through time within homes. The idea of a patchwork blanket to display the patterns as a representative for the museum was decided.
The patterns were sourced and I hand made the blanket in order to photograph in old fashioned homes. Posters, labels and a fabric sample book with information about the design was created in order to create a platform for the patchwork blanket to be the representative of the home museum. 

 

 

 

 

 

Set by Interflora through the YCN student awards to promote grandparents day to a younger audience and buy them flowers. 

The idea being to use the items that appeal to the younger audience which they would like as presents and manipulate them into flowers and ask the question would your grandma really want a ipod compared to flowers. Posters and an app was created in order to entice the younger audience in.

 

 

 

 

 

Exteral brief set by Elmwood 

The brief was to design a series of collectible stamps celebrating britishness.
Typical Britishness was researched, throughout development facts about Britain being a clumsy nation arose.
A medical theme combined with humorous photography became the final outcomes. 6 stamps were designed and displayed in plaster cases within tins, alongside supporting material of posters and band aids.