Day 01 - Favourite Song
Has to be...
Started participating in the 30 Day Song Challenge on Facebook.. Think it could reveal a few interesting things about me. Read more about this here.
A more indepth look into the mind of Sarah Pritchard.
Monday 28 February 2011
Thursday 24 February 2011
Underage Drinking Awareness
Project: Underage Drinking Awareness
Brief: No News Is Good News. University
Date: November 2010
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
A set of 3 posters raising awareness towards the increase in figures in the number of underage drinkers being admitted to A&E. Accompanies by a mailshot and mailing list with the specific, relevant target audience.
Brief: No News Is Good News. University
Date: November 2010
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
A set of 3 posters raising awareness towards the increase in figures in the number of underage drinkers being admitted to A&E. Accompanies by a mailshot and mailing list with the specific, relevant target audience.
Wednesday 23 February 2011
You Just Had To Be There
Project: You Just Had To Be There
Brief: Final Major Project. College
Date: April 2010
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
A set of 5 books containing some of those classic 'you just had to be there' moments. Produced on a variety of different paper stocks, each book is made unique and hand made by myself.
Brief: Final Major Project. College
Date: April 2010
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
A set of 5 books containing some of those classic 'you just had to be there' moments. Produced on a variety of different paper stocks, each book is made unique and hand made by myself.
Tuesday 22 February 2011
Customised Alphabet
Project: Customised Alphabet
Brief: University Summer Brief
Date: August 2010
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
Alphabet designer to represent me as a person: who I am, what I do, where I'm from, etc..
I used each of the letters that spell out my name to show the physical aspect of me that people usually see; such as things I wear or have with me. I showed this by incorporating illustrated images of them on to the letters. I then used the remainder of the letters to communicate different things about me, such as where I'm from, words I say, etc. I kept these designs more simple by just using words/symbols within the letters so that there is a clear distinction between them. I hand drew each of the letter designs to represent the fact that I am hand made by myself and I am who I want to be, not what someone else has made.
I used a series of colours then with the designs to show the fact that I am bright and creative. For the background, I used a selection of photos of people and places I have been. Then, using a bokeh style I made them look work to represent that they are timeless memories, and presented each of the designs to look like a series of polaroid pictures.
Brief: University Summer Brief
Date: August 2010
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
Alphabet designer to represent me as a person: who I am, what I do, where I'm from, etc..
I used each of the letters that spell out my name to show the physical aspect of me that people usually see; such as things I wear or have with me. I showed this by incorporating illustrated images of them on to the letters. I then used the remainder of the letters to communicate different things about me, such as where I'm from, words I say, etc. I kept these designs more simple by just using words/symbols within the letters so that there is a clear distinction between them. I hand drew each of the letter designs to represent the fact that I am hand made by myself and I am who I want to be, not what someone else has made.
I used a series of colours then with the designs to show the fact that I am bright and creative. For the background, I used a selection of photos of people and places I have been. Then, using a bokeh style I made them look work to represent that they are timeless memories, and presented each of the designs to look like a series of polaroid pictures.
Categorising Myself
Project Title: Categorising Myself
Brief: University Application Task
Date: February 2010
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
Designs produced using 4 basic symbols, separated into categories representing different aspects of me: what I love, hate, think and say. Each produced using different medias and techniques, with some basic elements the same to show a diverse range in skills.
Brief: University Application Task
Date: February 2010
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
Designs produced using 4 basic symbols, separated into categories representing different aspects of me: what I love, hate, think and say. Each produced using different medias and techniques, with some basic elements the same to show a diverse range in skills.
British Youth Culture Stamps
Project Title: British Youth Culture Stamps
Brief: Photoshop Workshop. College.
Date: November 2009
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
A set of 4 postage stamps designed to represent todays British youth culture.
Brief: Photoshop Workshop. College.
Date: November 2009
Online: www.sarahpritchard.co.uk
A set of 4 postage stamps designed to represent todays British youth culture.
Personal Blog
As well as having accounts on various different sites, I will also use this blog to upload more 'behind the designs' things to show more about what I do and how I do it. As well as designs that inspire me, and things I find interesting.
Be sure to check me out online by using the navigation on the right of this post. If you would like to contact me, my email is sarahp_1990@yahoo.co.uk I will be sure to get back to you.
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