To see how we produced all the promo material check out my design practise blog. The campaign definitely worked though, the night was a resounding success. Heres some snaps from the night to look through.
Friday 11 March 2016
Made In Leeds TV interview
That's right, Goat collective is gonna be on TV. Airs tonight at 6:30 on freeview channel 8. We spoke about Disposable Society, the NURAG launch party and just Goat Collective in general.
Louise Fletcher cards
Me and Maurice produced these letterpress business cards for Louise Fletcher (the writer behind the Independent Leeds Disposable Society Press release - read here)
Although she decided that she wanted a more extravagant design for her cards and wrote us a new brief (project should be up on Design Practise blog soon) I wanted to get this up somewhere...
Do you ever feel like theres something mi
“Graffiti is one of the few tools you have if you have almost nothing. And even if you don't come up with a picture to cure world poverty you can make someone smile while they're having a piss.”
Banksy has it so right. Putting art out there for anyone and everyone is a good feeling and so easy to do. Colleges photocopier and some wallpaper paste from Wilko's made this happen. This piece is pretty conceptual. The poster initially read 'Do you ever feel like there's something missing?' When i first put them up I ripped off a small section off the poster, this is what was missing. I like the idea of people who get the concept ripping off more and more until theres barely anything left. I also like the idea of people who don't get it ripping the posters and inadvertently adding to the concept.
Banksy has it so right. Putting art out there for anyone and everyone is a good feeling and so easy to do. Colleges photocopier and some wallpaper paste from Wilko's made this happen. This piece is pretty conceptual. The poster initially read 'Do you ever feel like there's something missing?' When i first put them up I ripped off a small section off the poster, this is what was missing. I like the idea of people who get the concept ripping off more and more until theres barely anything left. I also like the idea of people who don't get it ripping the posters and inadvertently adding to the concept.
