by Suzanne | Jan 10, 2018 | CRDN, Graphics, Vasculitis, Visual communication
I am very happy to say that Hope, the card I designed for Vasculitis UK this Christmas was an overwhelming success! I sold 4,100 cards and raised £1,600 of Vasculitis UK. I had so many lovely comments from people who brought the cards including: “What a...
by Suzanne | Oct 30, 2017 | CRDN, Graphics, Vasculitis, Visual communication
Earlier in this year Cambridge Rare Disease Network put a call out for Patient Journey posters to be part of the 3rd Rare Disease Summit (#CRDN2017) in October. They said “Journey maps go beyond the static medical view of a condition by illustrating the patient...
by Suzanne | Sep 26, 2017 | Exhibition, Graphics, Visual communication
Winston was not shortlisted for the Prize for Great British Postcard Competition, but I was invited to the award ceremony “… your entry has been commended by our judges and will be exhibited at the gallery”. So, last night Winston was shown at The Great British...
by Suzanne | Jul 29, 2017 | Vasculitis, Visual communication
My ‘Winston’ illustration (see the previous post) has now raised over £600 for the charity, Vasculitis UK being sold on over six hundred greeting cards. It still amazes me that a piece of work that I created on a difficult day (with my Behçet’s...
by Suzanne | Jul 14, 2015 | Graphics, Typography, Visual communication, Worth watching
Until watching this film I hadn’t really thought of Helvetica as a Marmite font (i.e. you either love it or hate it) I thought was a reaction was solely reserved for Comic Sans*. I stand corrected. The film show how passionate designers, especially font...
by Suzanne | Mar 26, 2015 | Visual communication, Worth watching
This documentary is a really interesting insight into the multi-faceted lives and careers of Charles and Ray Eames. The film states that they were some of the first multi-disciplined creatives to be regarded as ‘visual communicators’. Over the course of...
