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Sam Daw Graphic Design

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Screen printed business card and logo based on my finger print.

Produced as part of UWE Ba(hons) Graphic Design module based on self promotion and professional practice.

www.samdaw.com

My Erasmus application to Sint-Lucas Beeldende Kunst Gent, Belgium.

My Erasmus application to Sint-Lucas Beeldende Kunst Gent, Belgium.

Exploring Graphic Design - 50 images.
Breaking images and editing through text files

Exploring Graphic Design - 50 images.

Breaking images and editing through text files

A few sketchy scribbles from the last few days

business cards for a presentation on package design

business cards for a presentation on package design

Brief: Picture Sound

Experimental film collaborating with Jon Chmielewski

Edited using After Effects

(high quality video to follow)

Graphic Design Communicating with Words and Images

Brief: Words in Motion…

Collaboration with Patricia Eijkemans

Our brief was to animate the lyrics of Bob Dylan in the style of Robert Rauschenberg.

Created using Photoshop, AfterEffects and iMovie

Graphic Design Communicating with Words and Images

Brief: Words in Motion…

This is the second more abstract publication that me and Patricia produced to accompany our animation. The animation portrayed the lyrics of Bob Dylan’s ‘Huricane’ in the visual style of Robert Rauschenberg

Bristol at night.

Relay Project Week no.5

Top: My response - a sketch based on Alberto Vargas’s drawing of a pin up girl.

Below: Holly Dennis, ‘This is not my PIN number’

My photographs exploring transport in Bristol for a Graphic Design community service module.

Relay Project Week no.4

I made 11 fine-liner drawings to create an animated GIF of a fox walking. This was in response to Holly Dennis’s illustration of a fox.

Relay Project Week no.3

(top) My photograph of drawing pins stuck through a piece of paper in response to Holly Dennis ‘That is the Point’ (bottom)

"If I had a billion dollars to fund a marketing campaign, I would launch a campaign on behalf of things you already own. Why not enjoy them today? Because we all have so many things that are just around. They are in the closet, they are in the attic, whatever, that we do not even think about more because there is not a lot of room left in our brains because we are so busy processing all the exciting new developments."

~ Rob Walker (Author and New York Times columnist) from Gary Huswits feature length documentary, Objectified.