Part of don't panic brief. This image is produced fairly quickly which was my personal aim. I wanted to add humour and catch attention visually. Overall I think it has been successful process and I can use it later on the future projects.

This one is going against the grain, making a statement. We are always told one way or the other to what to do. So don't panic if I am going the opposite way. Hopefully this image illustrates this point

Part of dont panic brief. Animal are getting their own backs at human in this one. they want to do things when they want to as oppose to someone guiding them all the time

Don't panic!!

Its just a video game. I tried to tackle the video game issue as many people would consider them being too influential on the players in a negative way so here I am saying to the critics dont panic its just a game.

Alex Williamson

Alex's work is been quite influential and now I am referring back to his work just to remind myself what got me going in the first place.

Very clever composition. I am quite keen on seeing what I produce after studying Frazier's work.

Craig Fraizer

His work is very interesting in terms of his approach to a brief. His compositions are filled with clever ideas and solutions to the problem. I am taking in what he does and incorporate it in my work. I need to think out side the box more to achieve this sort of results

Colour, shape and texture

Very beautifuly crafted image. Printing played a big part to create these posters and the end result is brilliant. The textures combined with flat colours and simple shapes help achieve the dynamic impact which these posters give. Great colour combination and is kept to the minimum for greater impact.

Russian posters

For my current brief, Ill be looking at russian posters. My approach will be similar to the posters in terms of dynamism and composition. These posters communicate to the observer quite clearly as the approach is kept simple and at times uses obvious cliches to convay its point.

Andy Martin

Andy is been quite influencial not only through his work but also in person. He poped in our studio at college and he shared his experiences with us. It made me understand more about the industry and also gave us tips on how to produce ideas quicker. I have been looking at his work and its been a great help as I've learnt a lot more about compositions and what not.