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Barry C.

@bam1878

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A Designer with a passion for Graphic Arts.

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Joined on February 1, 2011

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A Designer with a passion for Graphic Arts. A graduate of the Liverpool John Moores Art and Design Academy, my aim is to produce work that intrigues and excites clients and their audience. All images & projects Barry Stephen Crosbie 2012

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This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

138259
The concept of the design was to remove the idea of a museum as a place with an austere environment and to turn the prospect of going to the museum exciting and playful to reflect many of their hands on exhibits. By replacing the columns with telegraph poles, the inclusion of a speech bubble and replacing the first step with a Morse code message, ("PTM") the design is playful and clear. A clear and concise design was vital as the audience is mainly school pupils or families on holiday.

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

The concept of the design was to remove the idea of a museum as a place with an austere environment and to turn the prospect of going to the museum exciting and playful to reflect many of their hands on exhibits. By replacing the columns with telegraph poles, the inclusion of a speech bubble and replacing the first step with a Morse code message, ("PTM") the design is playful and clear. A clear and concise design was vital as the audience is mainly school pupils or families on holiday.

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

The concept of the design was to remove the idea of a museum as a place with an austere environment and to turn the prospect of going to the museum exciting and playful to reflect many of their hands on exhibits. By replacing the columns with telegraph poles, the inclusion of a speech bubble and replacing the first step with a Morse code message, ("PTM") the design is playful and clear. A clear and concise design was vital as the audience is mainly school pupils or families on holiday.

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

138255
This logo incorporates the 3 initials of my own name (BSC) in too one concise form, its intended use is for the personal development of my design career. The concept of the design was to create a clear and concise form capable of being used over a range of formats and dimensions. It was important for the design to showcase my ability of taking content and transforming it in to an elegant and bold visual form.

Personal Identity

138252
A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

138258
This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

This annual report poster for Crisis is designed to encourage more visits to their website via a direct mail marketing campaign. Crisis wanted to raise awareness of 'hidden homelessness', the design does this through a partially hidden appeal, which is revealed through touch and by changing the light source to reveal a large typographical message that covers the entire page. The design aims to create an interest in the charity and the people Crisis help, the people behind the numbers.

Crisis Annual Report

138259
The concept of the design was to remove the idea of a museum as a place with an austere environment and to turn the prospect of going to the museum exciting and playful to reflect many of their hands on exhibits. By replacing the columns with telegraph poles, the inclusion of a speech bubble and replacing the first step with a Morse code message, ("PTM") the design is playful and clear. A clear and concise design was vital as the audience is mainly school pupils or families on holiday.

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

The concept of the design was to remove the idea of a museum as a place with an austere environment and to turn the prospect of going to the museum exciting and playful to reflect many of their hands on exhibits. By replacing the columns with telegraph poles, the inclusion of a speech bubble and replacing the first step with a Morse code message, ("PTM") the design is playful and clear. A clear and concise design was vital as the audience is mainly school pupils or families on holiday.

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

The concept of the design was to remove the idea of a museum as a place with an austere environment and to turn the prospect of going to the museum exciting and playful to reflect many of their hands on exhibits. By replacing the columns with telegraph poles, the inclusion of a speech bubble and replacing the first step with a Morse code message, ("PTM") the design is playful and clear. A clear and concise design was vital as the audience is mainly school pupils or families on holiday.

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

138255
This logo incorporates the 3 initials of my own name (BSC) in too one concise form, its intended use is for the personal development of my design career. The concept of the design was to create a clear and concise form capable of being used over a range of formats and dimensions. It was important for the design to showcase my ability of taking content and transforming it in to an elegant and bold visual form.

Personal Identity

138252
A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

A collection of 10 inch vinyl samplers for a varied collection of artists on a Merseyside based independent record label, Robot Records. Each sampler has a protective mail delivery box, a record cover and a protective paper sleeve for the vinyl record. The samplers are catalogued by a set of coloured triangles. The concept of the design was driven by Robots dislike of the corporate tradition of the music industry and the rise of the digital download. The minimalist and stark design of the packaging is inspired by the demise of the record music industry, the rise of the digital download, the fall of the physical format and Robots passion for music rather then profit. Restraining the mail delivery boxes to there graphic essentials was important to make the designs feel monolithic and by doing so give them a sense of value beyond their function. The physical formats of music are intertwined within our own personal history and the physical object still has a value.

Robot Records

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Levi N.

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13 years ago

Logo Design for our new sports card shop! CARD SHARKS!

I highly recommend bam1878 to do your graphic design needs! Professional here!

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