Friday, 29 October 2010

Hey guess what I love you




A project me and my friend Andrew created. The poster represents the people of London and its inequality of individuals coming together with out knowing. "Hey guess what I love you" was a statement representing the connection of society as a loving family.

Wednesday, 6 October 2010

Photo's from over this year.


Images are from a Yashica T4 and a Minalta Hi-Matic E camera, I decided to spread a couple of films over this year and develop them over the summer. Although some of them wern't all a success has some of the films snapped and were exposed a little. But I'm really please with some the outcomes.







Monday, 9 August 2010


<< Second attempt due 1st image being the wrong size. Ip1 magazine did dismiss it in the end due to last minute decisions... Nevermind.




I made an installation for the front cover of this issue of IP1. The squares were really annoying as I couldn't keep them all up. In the i decided to angle the camera so that I could get a nice around the shadow gives it a great contrast.

Wednesday, 23 June 2010


Our First year independant exihibition for Graphic Design. Tomorrow 7pm.

Poster created by Sam Morton and Sam Mcwilliam with the help of Chris lacy printing.

Saturday, 29 May 2010

Last summers project.



This is a little bit late, but i forgot about this amazing ice project we had set before the start of term.

Tuesday, 18 May 2010

B.F.I



Experiments for my B.F.I project, thank you Kristian Mendoza for influencing me.

Saturday, 8 May 2010

Dictionary of Beards.


The fact that each image stereotyped by your own opinion means I can't offend anyone.


I've noticed since the start of drawing my
beards, I have kinda got better.




My project involves creating a dictionary. Therefore I have based mine around stereotypes in which case Beards. With the choice of 50 different words, you can stereotype your own beard.

Tuesday, 4 May 2010

Crazy Hair.



My girlfriend and I got bored one evening
and decided stick her hair against the wall
and make words out of it. The possibilities
are endless.