My entry for the Don’t Panic poster competition! Go vote for me :)
http://www.dontpaniconline.com/designtheposter/soul/entry/3293
Go vote for our boy Sam Ailey (AKA Deck) in the Don’t Panic poster comp!
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This is our blog, a place to read about all things doughey, from the people behind it. All work is created by students from our course. We credit all the designers featured with links to their personal blogs or websites, but if for some reason you cannot find a link and would like to get in contact with someone, please send us a message in our 'Ask' box.
This years Graduates! Thankyou to everyone who’s supported Dough which has helped fund their Nottingham and London shows. Photos from the last event will be up on facebook soon…
Hey, in case you didn’t know, the NTU Graphic Design Degree Show is open in the Arkwright building until June 3! Come check out the work of our entire year, including those who have contributed posters and postcards that we’ve sold at previous Dough nights! (Tickets for the final Dough before summer are on sale at NTU SU Shop now!)
Our new flyers are making their way around town! We’re getting psyched for next week’s summer blowout
Pencil tee by Emily Darby.
Our latest event artwork by Sam Ailey, getting lots of love!
It’s our last party this year!
More info coming soon…. click here to keep up to date.
Beautifully illustrated children’s story book by Priyjah Paramasivam.
The Brief : To take a famous speech and create a piece of design that reflected that person.
Sollution : I took the “who taught you” speech by Malcolm X and wrote and illustrated a children’s story book that talks about equality through owls. After all how old do you have to be, to be taught about equality.
More of Priyah work, here.
Amazing scotch whiskey ‘RONA’ branding packaging by Samantha Potter, make sure you follow her blog here.
Retroflex EP and Visuals.
Packaging and visuals by third year Matt Clixby and soundtrack by his brother Ollie.
‘The influence was a fused development between consciously gathered and identifiable childhood influences, to archives if memory that reside in both sunconscious and - to a physical end - home video… In the initial stages of Retroflex, the off-camera moments that were not documented but remembered often seem to be those of re-watching the tapes as a child… Through pulping the original artefacts, all structural context is lost. With recognisable VHS aesthetic, the fear of the unknown is once again restored within the footage. The soundtrack a beckoning spiral of collaged samples with a sense of the impending and the hypnotic.’
View the EP, and rest of the packaging, here.
More info on Open Minds that we blogged a few days ago by staceybenson:
OPEN MINDS: The campaign posters, promo tees, flyers and leaflets.
“It’s starting to come together” :)
New work, and a new website by third year John Bell. A lucky few managed to snap up these marvelous moustache coasters at our last event, as they completely sold out!
