Graphic Communication work by James Keeley showing Derwent Pencil Museum Tote Bags, in vibrant colours, with neutral shapes of pencil ends in hexagon and circles.

I’m James, a graphic communication graduate with enthusiasm for art and design in all its forms. My work showcased here spans museum and restaurant identity to publication design, making up three of my projects from my final unit here at Norwich University of the Arts.

Graphic Communication work by James Keeley showing Balancing Barn Logo Mark in black and white graphics

Throughout my progression on this course, I’ve broadened my capabilities and deepened my knowledge of graphic design. I’ve learnt how to time manage by taking on multiple projects at once. Working as part of a team, I’ve learned to listen, respond and engage with feedback.
Above all, my studies here have inflamed my love for graphic design and its many outlets. I’ve ventured into areas of the discipline that appeal to me and have worked in both digital and print. Hopefully, this is all evident in the work that you see here.

Graphic Communication work by James Keeley showing Wish You Were Here Postcards
Graphic Communication work by James Keeley showing Derwent Pencil Museum Environment. Three people sit on a bench in the centre of an empty gallery. The wall in front of them is bright orange, with large pale orange graphic shapes of pencils.
Graphic Communication work by James Keeley showing Balancing Barn Plates front and back. The front of the plate has a black and white geometric pattern, on the back of the plate is the Balancing Barn logo.