OUGD603: Extended Practice Overview

So you're able to see what's what, I've made this post to quick link you to the work, easily.

All briefs attempted with links to post:

• SAC Ampleforth (Identity)
• OAC Photography (Web)
• SAC Ampleforth (Web)*
• The Last Drop (Logo)
• No. 7 Antiques (Logo & Application)
• Green Spot (Packaging)
• Coffee Culture (Identity)
• Japan Rugby World Cup w/Ewan North (Identity)
• Coffee Culture (Web)
• Malton & Norton RUFC (Web)
• Dr Me (Visiting Professionals Day Brief)
• Small Brands (Logofolio)
• Intern Magiazine (Visiting Professionals Day Brief – Publication)
• Something More (Visiting Professionals Brief – Identity)
• YCN: Yorkshire Tea w/ Adam Garbutt (Packaging & Competition)
• DBA: Northern Powerhouse – Capital North (Visiting Professionals – Identity)

*(Projects stricken out have been cancelled for various reasons)

Design Publication

OUGD603: Briefs & Evaluations (Project File)

OUGD603: Extended Practice Submission Boards

OUGD603: Brief 02 - OAC Photography (Website) // Submission Boards

OUGD603: Brief 01 - SAC Ampleforth (Identity) // Submission Boards

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OUGD603: Brief 01 - SAC Ampleforth (Identity) Collateral Presentation

As part of the branding project, collateral has been produced and mocked up to show the direction of the new visual identity. Here are some shots of all the collateral.

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Full range. 

Inners of brand guidelines.

Business Cards.

OUGD603: Brief 04 - The Last Drop // Animated Map

Using the newly created map and route path, I'm animating it in exactly the same way as I did in my test, seen in this post.

Using nested compositions, I've been able to have complete control over each animation element. Other months of experimenting with animation, I've realised that this is the most efficient way to work.

Adding royalty free sound effects to the animation for each individual drop in also adds a sense of realism to the animation. 

The animation itself adds a new element to the project, rather than having a flat static map. It's something new and exciting, not often done. it allows the audience to engage with the project and see the route unfold. It's pretty fancy.