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Joe Gregory

BA (Hons) Graphic Design

The bread prints were made by inking different slices of bread and scanning the print. These were then edited in photoshop into designs for social media with additional text and illustrations.

I am a hard-working, multidisciplinary creative with a passion for ideas-driven design. I enjoy being experimental and risk-taking with my work, often developing my ideas using Adobe software, as well as taking a hands-on approach. I believe an effective design should communicate an idea in a simple, yet impactful way.

Heineken will conceal the star from their packaging, which will reveal in the dark. They will also black out billboards across the world, raising awareness of light pollution.
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Through tackling a range of industry-set briefs at university, I have gained a range of valuable skills, including research, problem-solving, collaboration and presenting my ideas. I’m excited to apply my skills in industry and to do more of what I love.

Photograph of packaging identity on product. The identity uses a condensed serif typeface to subtly reference the geothermal pipes underground.
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Proper nutty design mocked onto product tin. We debossed peanut prints onto the tin to create a drystone wall, which is characteristic of Yorkshire countryside.
The identity takes inspiration from the colourful ribbons found on military uniform.
  • Branding
  • Graphic design
  • Illustration
  • Packaging design
  • Visual identity
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