Portfolio Viewings

Recently I've been in-touch with agencies with the possibility of showing them my work. 

I've been lucky enough to get two agencies to view my portfolio:

BrandFour - Roughly a week (re-arranging date) 

Truth - Friday 29th 

So watch this space for feed back.

Portfolio

Recently in University we was set a task of creating our own portfolio and then going out into the industry to get some responses. Although this seems an obvious brief due to the fact that we want to promote ourself not many people had actually done this before. The following spreads is how my portfolio looks.

One day brief.

On Tuesday 5th May, I was handed a one day brief which i had to accomplish in 5 hours.

The brief was to take photos around the local environment, of every day life, that has an odd twist to it. We didn't have to take an image that was WOW in quality, it was just how the image came across, the way we titled it and what we was trying to show also was a major factor of how good the image was.

Floating Cone

Teddy bear outing 

Whats CCTV coming to?

New type of Staff Car Parks

Fake I.D. brief.

On the 30th April, I was lucky enough to do a one day brief with Fake I.D.

Fake I.D. was founded in 1999 by Yvan Martinez and Joshua Trees.

Fake I.D. is an independent graphic design practice that develops projects for cultural contexts (exhibitions, games, performances, publications, social media, websites and workshops.) Fake I.D. initiates collaborations between artists, brands and institutions, and works with companies to expand the cultural dimension of their communications through the origination motivation and support of thought-provoking activities and productions.

Currently in its tenth year, Fake I.D. had produced a diverse rang of work recognized in numerous books and magazines, including commissions from Aiwa, Anthropologie, COLORS, Emigre, The Face, Giant Robot, GBLT Historical Society, Harmony Korine, IdN, MTV, Nike, Sony, Urban Outfitters, Venice Biennale, Wieden + Kennedy and Zune Arts, among others.

The brief that Joshua and Yvan set us, was to use a set photograph and then produce a two minute voice over. Although this sounded an easy task, the catch was, that you couldn't directly reference anything appearing in the photograph itself.

For all the finished pieces, please visit;

http://www.wefakeid.com/p_lstn.php