Fraser Muggeridge
Typography Summer School 2012
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Proposed typeset play score for Ella finer's Constellation Piece. Both single and double
sided versions were designed.

ISTD 2012
Tales To Change The Word
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A twelve page publication, which challenges the requested notion of the experimental elements seen in magazines, by relating the uncertainty of the existence of the girl and the chair with the uncertain necessity of trends within contemporary editorial design. Instead investigating the importance and function of classically set typography, upon a platform of questionably unnecessary processes across both digital and analogue production.

Kaleido/Scope - Kaleido/Skop - Kaleido/Scoop
Contemporary Graphic Design Culture
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A 144 page programme, introducing the content
for each of the conferences across the three given languages. And to provide background information on each of the companies involved. Also ten promotional poster designs, in three languages, designed to work as a set and individually in their respective countries.

Charles Dickens
200th Anniversary
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A bespoke san-serif typeface, heavily influenced by Caslon Egyptian, the first ever (what we now know as a) san-serif typeface to be cut, in 1812 - the year of Dickens' birth. Further bespoke display versions were created to use for the main branding and text highlights throughout. Also a double ended publication functioning as the event programme for the launch
night and a general information source for the Dickens' 200th anniversary celebrations. The centre spread offers a limited
edition pull out poster, which features all 200 book covers and
a chronology of Charles Dickens.

Leeds College of Art
Typogateaux 2011
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'Type Setting'
A Vanilla Milk Jelly;a winning entry,
in collaborationwith Arthur Carey.

Visiting Professionals
Generation Press

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An interactive poster functioning at forty-five and one hundred and thirty-five degrees from the wall upon, which it is displayed. The concept of this derives from the diagonal stripes of Generation Press' existing brand.

Manchester Book Fair
Hand Rendered Type
Two Colour Blend Screen Print
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'The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, Moves on:' is a translation (19th Century) by Edward Fitzgerald of the original (12th Century) by Omar Khayyam. The typographic treatment represents the journey of this infamous quote from it's creation through to it's translation and the present day.

Jess Gough
Heterotopia

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Brand and promote Heterotopia, an exhibition of a photographer's work,across both print and digital media. Exhibition catalogue features all images from the set and the image details. Catalogue cover is created by a double sided folded poster.

Musical Mathematics
Monthly Music Zines

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Editorial design for zines, including the commisioning of artwork by professional illustrators.