Brief Exchange Exhibition
Brief Exchange is a group graphic design and illustration exhibition that invited its participants to compose a brief; to be exchanged with another participant’s brief at random.
The show will take place in two locations:
CIT Cork School of Music, Union Quay, Cork from August 6th to 24th and the Exchange Dublin Gallery, Exchange Street Upper, Dublin 8, from September 22nd to 30th.
Brief Exchange has been set up and curated by me. It is my second group exhibition. The aim of Brief Exchange is to give creatives a platform to promote their own work and have an opportunity to create for themselves and other creatives as opposed to for money / clients. The show also aims to create a network for creatives who might not know each other yet.
I sent out an invitation to several design agencies around Cork city and county. Each invitation features a different brief from the show. Here's an example.
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Fresh Magazine
Fresh is a biannual magazine that the national supermarket SuperValu release for Spring –Summer and Winter–Christmas. I worked on the 80 page publication, while in Huguenot. Photography was supplied before I started. It was my job to develop the look
Fresh Magazine
Fresh is a biannual magazine that the national supermarket SuperValu release for Spring –Summer and Winter–Christmas. I worked on the 80 page publication, while in Huguenot. Photography was supplied before I started. It was my job to develop the look
Coldsore cream campaign
Huguenot won the pitch for this project. Once the initial concept was chosen I rolled it out across a wide variety of applications including information leaflets, cityboxes, trade adverts, pharmacy window props, shelf wobblers and washroom mirror stickers. I was
Coldsore cream campaign
Huguenot won the pitch for this project. Once the initial concept was chosen I rolled it out across a wide variety of applications including information leaflets, cityboxes, trade adverts, pharmacy window props, shelf wobblers and washroom mirror stickers. I was
Corporate identity
This project involved name generation and logo design and roll out for a joinery company. I worked on this while at Huguenot. Since joinery is all about well crafted components that make up a building, the ‘perfect fit’ and ‘click
Corporate identity
This project involved name generation and logo design and roll out for a joinery company. I worked on this while at Huguenot. Since joinery is all about well crafted components that make up a building, the ‘perfect fit’ and ‘click
Patient brochure
While in Huguenot I worked on a project for the client Nualtra. Until this project, all applications were geared towards physicians. This brochure was the first Nualtra piece that was directed at patients. Therefore the language changed to address any
Patient brochure
While in Huguenot I worked on a project for the client Nualtra. Until this project, all applications were geared towards physicians. This brochure was the first Nualtra piece that was directed at patients. Therefore the language changed to address any
Customised cigar wallet
Huguenot wanted to mark the launch of a client’s product with a unique customised gift. Following the tradition of lighting a cigar when a new child is born, we sent this celebratory token to the client upon the successful launch
Customised cigar wallet
Huguenot wanted to mark the launch of a client’s product with a unique customised gift. Following the tradition of lighting a cigar when a new child is born, we sent this celebratory token to the client upon the successful launch
Brief Exchange Show 2: My poster
Brief 28: (written by Rory Dowling) On the day after the Budget, The Irish Daily Mail ran with the headline “Squeezed and Squeezed Again!” alongside a picture of Michael Noonan. Please create a poster inspired by this headline (you do
Brief Exchange Show 2: My poster
Brief 28: (written by Rory Dowling) On the day after the Budget, The Irish Daily Mail ran with the headline “Squeezed and Squeezed Again!” alongside a picture of Michael Noonan. Please create a poster inspired by this headline (you do
Brief Exchange show 1: my poster
Brief #16. Written by Lee Douglas. Design or illustrate an A1 portrait poster based on one of the following themes: A. The sense of loss B. Intergalactic travel. I decided to merge the seemingly unrelated topics into one by using
Brief Exchange show 1: my poster
Brief #16. Written by Lee Douglas. Design or illustrate an A1 portrait poster based on one of the following themes: A. The sense of loss B. Intergalactic travel. I decided to merge the seemingly unrelated topics into one by using
Serious Appetite branding
I created a brandmark, business card and brochure for a new catering and events company in Melbourne, Australia. Serious Appetite provides high quality service with an emphasis on fun and positive experiences. The logo uses bright colours and a quirky confident style to portray the
Serious Appetite branding
I created a brandmark, business card and brochure for a new catering and events company in Melbourne, Australia. Serious Appetite provides high quality service with an emphasis on fun and positive experiences. The logo uses bright colours and a quirky confident style to portray the
Black Balloon EP artwork
This was my second time working with the band Swords. Having gotten to know them and their music more in the past year it was exciting to start work on their new EP artwork. I worked closely with the band
Black Balloon EP artwork
This was my second time working with the band Swords. Having gotten to know them and their music more in the past year it was exciting to start work on their new EP artwork. I worked closely with the band
Mahon Point spring summer fashion
The spring|summer fashion campaign at Mahon Point saw the introduction of the refreshed brand and visual style. It was a dramatic departure from the flat silhouettes and illustrations, almost synonymous with the centre. Strong colours remained but the very subtle
Mahon Point spring summer fashion
The spring|summer fashion campaign at Mahon Point saw the introduction of the refreshed brand and visual style. It was a dramatic departure from the flat silhouettes and illustrations, almost synonymous with the centre. Strong colours remained but the very subtle