First Cut exhibition

Just a collage of work form the exhibition, apologises for the quality. If you wish to see all my photos visit my shutterfly account to view them.

http://anthonysuttonphotogallery.shutterfly.com/

Final collage

This is my final exhibition collage. Thought it came our really well. Has that street feeling to it and it communicate a strong message about the graphic language found on the streets.

Collage development

Starting to put together my collage. keeping in mind composition. I was also trying to show parts that I thought communicated a stronger message, I wasn’t just randomly sticking it down.

Collage items

Some snap shots of some of the stuff I found on the streets. Some were humorous others really described the Huddersfield area which was interesting. I also bought a board to stick my findings to.

Exhibition work idea

This is my final idea for my exhibition work. From I research I have created an idea for a collage. the collage will contain graphic work that I find on the street. The collage will be bring the work together and form an overall piece that will communicate the streets of Huddersfield.

Invitation

This is my invitation final, as you can see it has the same design style as previous work. And it includes information needed for an invite.

Micro site

This is the last two panels of my micro site. Panels contain student blogs, and contact details.

Micro Site page one

This is 3 out of my 5 panels. This includes the first page, the gallery page and enlargement of photos page.

Micro Site Idea

This is my idea for my Micro site. It contains 5 panels which breaks down the site into it’s areas.

Poster final

This is my end result for my exhibition poster. I feel that it communicates the right message about the exhibition, I feel that it is functional, it can be understood by the audience, But I do feel it lacks something, but at this point going to have to carry on forwards. This design style will follow through to my invite and micro site so that the designs look like a family.