REMEMBERME

REMEMBERME

Work by claire Munro

In this small handcrafted brochure is the selected work and progression of Claire Munro, Currently studying a BA Hons in Graphic Design at De Montfort University. She specialises in communication for print and digital media. Her design is playful, fresh yet fits the brief set! I am very much interested in any potential future placement // work opportunities. C.V. available upon request.

This editorial piece consists of an A2 poster that folds down into an A5 pamphlet. On the reverse is an

article in relation to the poster. The design is purely typographic.

The poster is about

“how women are perceived smoking.”

I wanted to keep the luxurious sensual effect associated with the foil packaging found in cigarette

packets today.

Fig. 3. A2 poster folded & brochure, held by a foil sleeve.

Fig. 4, 5. Smoking article, both flattened out to A2 size (above), then folded into A5 book format (right).

Brief:

(E)motive

The main aim of this project was to broaden my knowledge of

creative Bookmaking. There are two parts to my Final piece, both an ‘Experimental’ book, in the form

of a framed piece, as well as more practical bound book.

The word I focused on was lust,

I have created a Schmidt style insect

box,which encases various skin

fragments that have been formed around four different stages in a relationship. Tempatation, lust,

love and Breakdown.

Fig. 1.

Lust Schmidt box

Fig. 2.

Lust bound book & sleeve

Fig. 3. Book interior worked into, using, sewing, letraset & other crafts.

Wint / 09

Fig.2. Flash animation, raining

logo.

Brief:

About

Fig. 1. A2 poster Advertising the event, using the complex diagram made using a mixture ofcollegues faces and signatures.

Brief:

Ted Baker Window Display

Inkeeping with British Noseyness I added a further dimension to the installations with the option of

each window having a vinyl window sticker

Covering the glass.The box hedging had gaps,

the customers can interact and peer through to see the displays, adding

curiosity and extra charm.

This brief was part of the student award scheme, YCN. Set by Ted

Baker, the task was to

“ capture the irreverently British

humor “of their Autumn/Winter Clothing

range. The key was to put a smile on peoples faces, yet to steer

away from the the obvious autumnal displays seen around that time off

year. I decided to focus on British peoples behaviors/characteristics,

finally resting upon British Noseyness.

Co-insiding with the British garden and the activities carried on in

them I devised a campaign around comparison with the neighbors.

I Called it‘Love Thy Neighbor’

the display comprisedof two separateInstallations.

Fig.1 Campaign Logo

Fig.2 Viynl Window stickers

Fig. 2. Logo experimenting.

Aut/ wint / 08

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