stevie boy
02-01-2008, 07:05 PM
Hi guys, here is some work from last year that I completed while I was working at a creative agency. I lost that job in the end as I wasn't good enough. Anyhow I was intending to get right into working on my typography, and trying to figure out the methods I could use to improve my work. Unfortunatley I've had a nasty long term infection since last year and so haven't had the inclination to get on with it. Now it seems tht is gone I'm looking to try and get back to improving my design skills.
Speaking to a few more experienced professionals they believed my typography could use some work, so I aim to get to that but I wondered what you guys thought *gulp*! If you can think of any positives at all, let me know as one of my concerns is while I'm trying to figure out what's wrong, I don't know if there's anything right to take from the designs I've already made!
Obviously all comments will be taken on board, I can only keep learning!
Anyhow here's 4 pieces from mid last year which is when I was last on the ball with my design work.
1. Some labels I designed for a company who wanted a label for their storage boxes to sell in supermarkets.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/darkanddivine/2-1.jpg
2. My old creative director asked me to try and make a website visual he had made for this recruitment agency more exciting. So I tried! Again the basic elements were in place but I altered it to suit my design.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/darkanddivine/4-1.jpg
3. This is a brand identity I came up with for a sandwich company, the main idea was to make it look fun and lighthearted which reflected the presentation of their staff.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/darkanddivine/5-1.jpg
4. This is the last piece of freelance work I did. This is a leaflet for a PT in which he promoted healthy living. The inner was never finished as he left the job, though the idea (especially with the cover) was to make it stand out on the rack next to the other PT's leaflets, hence the bright colours.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/darkanddivine/6.jpg
Speaking to a few more experienced professionals they believed my typography could use some work, so I aim to get to that but I wondered what you guys thought *gulp*! If you can think of any positives at all, let me know as one of my concerns is while I'm trying to figure out what's wrong, I don't know if there's anything right to take from the designs I've already made!
Obviously all comments will be taken on board, I can only keep learning!
Anyhow here's 4 pieces from mid last year which is when I was last on the ball with my design work.
1. Some labels I designed for a company who wanted a label for their storage boxes to sell in supermarkets.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/darkanddivine/2-1.jpg
2. My old creative director asked me to try and make a website visual he had made for this recruitment agency more exciting. So I tried! Again the basic elements were in place but I altered it to suit my design.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/darkanddivine/4-1.jpg
3. This is a brand identity I came up with for a sandwich company, the main idea was to make it look fun and lighthearted which reflected the presentation of their staff.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/darkanddivine/5-1.jpg
4. This is the last piece of freelance work I did. This is a leaflet for a PT in which he promoted healthy living. The inner was never finished as he left the job, though the idea (especially with the cover) was to make it stand out on the rack next to the other PT's leaflets, hence the bright colours.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/darkanddivine/6.jpg