Bear with me, and over the next few days I will be putting up my work from my 3rd year Degree Show, which after much hard work and a little bit of stress went extremely well!
Will also be putting up my Feelgood Drinks project, that has been given a YCN Commendation, so look out for me in the 09/10 YCN handbook 
Went on to Google today and saw this very clever alternative Google logo to represent Samuel’s Morse’s birthday:
Happy Birthday Samuel Morse!
Found a familiar face lounging between the pages of the Glamour magazine that took me back to the days of the traditional Cadbury’s adverts, before drumming gorillas and annoying children with twitchy eyebrows… ah the good old days.
I love the new Aero advert with the guy in the skate park, and as I was researching various brands for the start of a new brief, I found the flickr website that has all the photos that they took from the filming on the video. It looks like it would have been so much fun…
So since I have only just started my blog, I reckon it’s ok to go back a little and put some work on here that I love but has been around for a while.
One of these is the advert that Sir John Hegarty showed to a group of us at Uni when he came to do a lecture last year. It made me smile,gave me goose bumps, and made me go “wow!” which is the kind of design that I love.
It’s from a Levi’s campaign called Dangerous Liasons by Bartle Bogle Hegarty, and depicts the heritage of the Levi brand, along with showcasing the newest product. It’s amazing!
To check out more of their work visit http://www.bartleboglehegarty.com
Another one of their adverts that gave me pretty much the same reaction was for the Audi Q5, with the slogan ‘Unbox the box’, it’s just so fun and completely different to the usual generic card adverts which is why it stands out so much:
So this is my blog come portfolio! It is still very much under-construction so you will have to bear with me while I get myself sorted!
Feel free to look around at my work, and I’ll be putting some more up shortly.
Thanks
Kerry
