by Suzanne | Jan 10, 2018 | CRDN, Graphics, Vasculitis, Visual communication
Hope for Christmas 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:...
by Suzanne | Oct 30, 2017 | CRDN, Graphics, Vasculitis, Visual communication
CRDN: Patient Journey poster 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...
by Suzanne | Sep 26, 2017 | Exhibition, Graphics, Visual communication
Winston goes to TGBPC exhibition 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...
by Suzanne | Jul 29, 2017 | Vasculitis, Visual communication
Winston 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...
by Suzanne | Jul 14, 2015 | Graphics, Typography, Visual communication, Worth watching
Helvetica 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...
by Suzanne | Mar 26, 2015 | Visual communication, Worth watching
Eames 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...
