presentation of 3 definitive posters in a gloss black folder
Heidi Bridget Coleman // She is a stickler for both form and function, she likes to work on projects that push the boundaries of graphic design. Her name is Heidi Bridget and she had tackled quite a few different briefs during her BA (Hons) Graphic Design Communication from photographic and print to web based mediums. Working on live briefs with Lynx, Designers Are Wankers, Nokia, Momiji and Hawaii Design.
Yatzer recently discovered her final project for Hawaii Design (London)studio.
A live brief to create a set of promotional posters. Heidi predominantly promoted the studio itself because of the 'in house' job.
The "Hawaiian" project consists:
A set of 3 definitive posters 1 pop up in gold foil 1 typographic, beautifully folded 1 blind depossed on heat sensitive paper All delivered in a gloss black folder
Yatzer's favorite is the pop up poster which was designed to reflect Hawaii's multi-disciplinary approach to graphic design.
pop up poster in gold foil [ ALL SHAPES AND SIZES ]
gloss black folder
blind depossed poster on heat sensitive paper
typographic poster, beautifully folded
If I was a candidate client of Hawaii Design studio..and they had given me such a folder...they would definitely have taken the job!
about Heidi Coleman
___ Heidi is 22 years old, ___ Graduated from Chelsea College of Art and Design in Graphic Design for Communication 08 ___ based in London, though originally all the way from the sunny Isle of Wight! ___ She has previously worked for Designers Are Wankers, Hawaii, Orange, Momiji and Lynx.
about Hawaii Design Hawaii was established in 2005 by Paul McAnelly. Based in London the studio offers a diverse range of skills including Design, Illustration and Art Direction. The studio prides itself on creating unique, original work from concept to print. Clients include | British Film Festival, Cartoon Network, Gap, Kew, Liberty, MTV, Matthew Williamson, Miss Selfridge, RKCRYR, Tequila, Universal Music, Virgin Holidays
A beautiful Hawaiian project by Heidi Bridget Coleman