screen shots from web session.

DW design session.

Dream weaver is a word processing programme. So what you see is what you get. wizzy wig.

indexibit - based online to help you create a new website.
Very limited for design etc so tend to look the same.

DREAMWEAVER - welcome screen. HTML -Hyper text Markup Language
                                                               Main one we will be using.
It is limited and can only really do basic stuff but there are other ones available which can do a lot more.
Meta tag-recognisable on google search.

Coding - -using html language from this point on. So the web browser understands.
- stopped using html language. (open and closed)
- things inbetween open and closed head tag makes the website run a little differently.

Can change the name of the website where is says

and - between these you can add anything you want to be viewable.  

Brilliant idea.

Can't quite believe how well trained the dogs are!
It is all about IDEAS!

Nature and stop motion...10/10

Zyklus I from daktus on Vimeo.

FILM - really love this.

I love work which has so much back thought to it and when you can see that through its simplicity.
Although mainly film it is all about the words it makes you think of and the way your mind takes it all in. I could imagine a question like... 'What is the meaning of life?' running along side it. Thought provoking and beautifully creative.

crafty, colourful, typography

1.These type based illustrations are just my style. Quirky, imperfect but beautifully characterful. The illustrator has had to go into detail within the individual letter form to work out where windows would be places and where roof tiles would go. I would love to create my own illustrated type face within my third year - this could easily be translated to be used on greetings cards and other stationary like this.

2. Everytime I go into Pret a manger I am greeted by these beautiful designs. The simplicity is perfect and imagination like this is rare. I love the direct connection with the company and the way your mind is left thinking about it.

This is a perfect example of thinking outside the box and not having to just use type and illustration to demonstrate a point well. Of course decent photography skills are needed alongside this and so shows the importance of collaboration.

Definitely something I would be proud to produce.

3. I have put this in many context journals when showing my inspiration.

This paper crafted chilli recipe is so simple, colourful and well crafted. I love the hands on approach to design. Working out things by playing with paper and other materials has got to be my favourite past-time as well as seeing its progression and eventually the final project. I am one to be patient when creating something with my hands as I have previously attempting to make an office out of paper including a computer, lamp an stapler (and more) . Paper is a great love of mine and I would like to make my own mark when it comes to crafting. I'm not entirely sure how to create something as original as this but you have to start somewhere.

4. Although completely different to all of the above I would still like to keep my mind open when it comes to digital creations and I feel James Joyce is my ideal designer when it boils down to the best, (in my opinion). Simple symbolic imagery links with well thought out type face choices and the perfect colour mixes really make his work stand out. Mainly print based I feel his exhibition looks professionally skill-full and really creative. He blossoms most with his use of play on words and quotations. I could imagine the majority of his work is used as poster design and I would love to own one or two of his prints.

Inspiration - print and colour