A design position at a new company creating motion graphics, web design and print for music industry clients. I play a role in generating ideas across all platforms for each project as well as developing designs and client service and contact.

Typographic posters and layout designs for several clubs and bars based in Brighton, Nottingham and London. Logo design for an entertainments promotion company. Logo design for a local deli/sandwich shop.

Blast are known for their attention to detail and high spec finishes to their projects. I spent two weeks working on a number of projects - logo design for a property developer, drawing graphic maps and also concept generation and design developement of a Christmas card for a leading paper manufacturer and supplier.

I was pleased to be accepted for this three month paid placement to be a designer for ideas factory@NUCA, an element of the university that delivers real creative solutions to real businesses. During my time there I worked on an illustration brief for a major housing association, website concept and design for a video archive site, shoe designs and brand proposals for a major footwear manufacturer, information graphics for a research company and several internal posters, leaflets and banners for the university open days and other events. This was an intensive summer placement where I was responsible for everything from early ideas right through to meeting and presenting to clients and print and production of outcomes. I learnt a lot during this time and my professional practice and confidence was boosted massively by being a part of the ideas factory@NUCA.

My second internship at The Point was a short one lasting one week, filling a gap over my Easter break. This time I worked on a pitch for the agency to attract a new client. This was a task that ran over the week. From developement of ideas, sourcing presentation material and images, artworking concepts and working up presentation visuals for the agency to pitch to the client.

A two week placement. During these two weeks I worked on several live briefs from an ideas and concept stage through to artworking and presentation of visuals. Most projects in this time had a very quick turnaround (usually a couple of days per brief) which got me used to the pressure of working in a busy advertising agency. I was invited back after the two weeks at The Point.