When I Grow Up… An exhibition at Brighton University’s Grand Parade running from November 19th to December 10th. Great poster design by Charlie Sheppard.
You’ll be able to see a collection of works by year 6 pupils at St.Luke’s Primary School and a large collection of work for all 3 years of Graphic Design and Illustration. With the sale of an A4 zine at the exhibition to raise money for Children in Need.
We are also holding a large (2.4m x 3.6m) sponsored 24 hour drawing next Tuesday & Wednesday, The outcome of that will be displayed at the exhibition along with a time lapse film.
Dan Woodger
This is a piece called Cosmos by recent Brighton arrival Alistair Davies. Check out his blog!
Really interesting portfolio from Brighton-originally-but-not-any-more YUKIKO. Great work and a unique site too!
Interesting lighting ideas from sisterly duo Welsh and Welsh
Transmission produced Imperfection, a magazine in newspaper format released to promote the launch of Fallen Vodka. They’ve got a ton of lovely work on their site worth checking out!
Super cute Flying Fox illustration by keeki and lots more lovely work to check out on her portfolio.
I used to work with JENKINS many moons ago but it was only during a chat with him at the last Brighton Glug that I learned he was something of a mixed media artist in his spare time.
The image you see is from his design for difficult to pronounce Finnish musician, Ous Mal. Lovely stuff.
Very interesting typographic poster to raise awareness of mental health problems in the UK for charity Mind by deprivedanxiety, a Brighton designer otherwise known as Carl.
Elliot from Another Example got in touch to tell me that he’s just launched his online store.
I saw his work at May’s A to B Exhibition at Boxbird and the detail is amazing, don’t miss this chance to snap something up! Oh, and to sweeten the deal he’s offering 10% off everything - just use “SALE1O” at the checkout.
Check out this year’s Brighton Illustration & Graphic Design Graduates, I’ll definitely be featuring some of these guys soon. Lots of talent!
Thanks to Tom van de Velde for the link, he even did the site too the clever bugger.
