It's that time of year again

And the snow is falling all around us, children playing, etc. Just wanting to wish anyone reading this, a merry Christmas and a wonderful new year! Hope it's lovely.

Self promotion

Self promotion is hard, isn't it? I mean it's like putting yourself out there without a safety net. But in times like these you have to, don't you? Besides if you don't put yourself out there, how will people know who you are? Okay. Enough questions. Above is a poster that you will be seeing in a music shop near you (well only if you live near me) advertising my services for posters and such. Here's hoping it'll work eh? 

Whilst stuck at home

So the snow's getting a bit crazy isn't it? Well since I can't go anywhere I've been getting on with a bit of work that's been in my head for a while now. I'm fairly pleased with both.

At last Filmic 4!!

Open publication - Free publishing - More adam musgrave

Okay so this issue took a little longer than the rest but someone had uni commitments and you cant design without content, can you? On the whole though I really like this issue as I had all that extra time to push the design forward. So take a look and tell me what you think!

Changes

Just a few little ones to make this work better as a whole. Plus I felt it needed a little spring clean. Check out my new portfolio and the link to Filmic. Pretty snazzy huh?

Strike: a path to success

Okay so this is a little something that should have been up here a while ago but I've been a bit lax on the cyber social media deal recently so here I am playing catch up. It's a piece that I did for an agency who gave me this brief to see what I can do. Sadly not up to their standards but still not a bad job. Strike were on 'Britain's got talent' and now work in community projects and this was a spin off of this.

Acoustic Warriors

This is a poster I did for some colleagues who set up this night with a moving agenda of artists each month,  it has a wild west theme and could become a series of posters if all goes well. Oh and I created the background too which I'm quite proud of.

Filmic 03

Open publication - Free publishing - More the runaways

Here it is. Yet another issue. Was a little rushed (not on my end though, I have to wait for content you know!) But here it is awaiting your perusal. Hope you enjoy. Please comment.

Moving swiftly on.

So I just wanted to put something out there that wasn't Filmic. (Still no comments, come on!) To show that I do other things with my time. So here's a little identity I've done some work on. It might turn into a vehicle wrap or a stationary set as yet. I haven't decided.

Filmic 02 on another blog!

http://snctimes-nd2sharnisayer.blogspot.com/2010/09/layout-links.html

Filmic 02 is on another blog! Oh the excitement, it's not international recognition but it's, you know, recognition. Click the link above to see it elsewhere. I think we've ironed out a lot of the kinks in the second issue and we have 100 hits already but no ratings or comments. Come on people.

Filmic Issue 02!

Open publication - Free publishing - More the other guys

So this is the second issue of Filmic, this is the test to see if people will continue to look at it! But this morning I noticed that someone has started following us! Pure excitement! Well you can see it above or you can click the link below. Comments please!

http://issuu.com/filmic/docs/filmic_02

Cut Click graduate issue

Just a bit of ego tripping here, I'm in the current graduate issue of Cut Click online magazine. Here's a quick peek but to see the full magazine the link is http://www.cut-click.co.uk/ and as well as me there is quite a lot of my fellow graduates from University of Lincoln.

Filmic issue 01

Open publication - Free publishing - More magazine

So this is the exciting new venture that I've been doing with my film reviewing boyfriend.
Now here it is for the world to see!
Comments please.

Puffin competition

This was originally done for the puffin book cover competition but I've recently redesigned it as I was unhappy with the outcome. So this is mach two really but who cares?

Cut-Click Magazine

I'm going to appear in the new graduate issue of Cut-Click Magazine! It's out on the 19th of August and I'm so excited. My work in print! And not by me! Unbelievable.

http://www.cut-click.co.uk/

To the left, to the left

Check out my new gadget!
Now you can take a quick peak at my portfolio, thanks to scribd. So have a gander and get in touch if you like it.

Flickrd

Okay in the absence of my website working as yet. (Try www.hayleymoore.co.uk it might work for you, I keep getting 'forbidden 403' which is crap.) I've got a flickr account to showcase some of my photography as well as some nice pictures of my work. As the other day I discovered that I have some photography pieces that are pretty nice. Plus nowadays it doesn't hurt to be on lots of forms of communication.

The link is /http://www.flickr.com/photos/hayleymoore/

FWD magazine

Website is still causing havoc. I did have it up at one point for about an hour but sadly not anymore. Here's something else instead. This was a magazine collaboration that I did with Kerry Gissing, Kelly Hillier, Fran Mawson and Laurel Howells. Primarily a sustainable fashion magazine with a large format and a lot of white space to give a contemplative feel.

Edition

As I have yet to get my proper website up and running (it's done and ready - it just needs to be put online and my techno savvy has once failed me! Web skills are not the best) but should be within the week. So expect a link and a post soon.

Getting round to the business at hand, this is the culmination of my final major project which was a company that I created that follows the line of LoveFilm but with books. Imagine a library that would let you borrow any book you wanted and would send it to your house for a small fee. Well that's the concept for the business really. But I created the advertising to launch the company as well as business stationary and a basic website. Here it is then. Have a peek.

Business as usual

These are my lovely new business cards, my first venture at advertising myself. Here's hoping.

Show Ten

My degree show is on in June from the 7th to the 18th and one of the show committee got us on Dirtymouse as we have a lovely website to advertise us but here's a quick link to me :

http://lsadgraphicdesign.com/showten/student/moore-hayley.html

Orion books covers

For my D&AD submission I choose the HG Wells covers brief. They had to be non-classical but had to match as a set.  I don't think I'm in with much of a chance but you never know if you don't enter right? I choose four of the five titles to design and I even read two of the four books (Tono-Bungay is probably the best) so I'm not quite Chip Kidd but reading does help to 'see' how the cover should look and I'm a big fan of reading.

Halina Anastigmat

My friend took me to an antique shop yesterday and this is what happened. She wanted it too but insisted I have it though she hated me the whole way home for it. Bought it for £8 which was pretty reasonable according to the internet plus I got a lovely case with it. Now I just hope it works! Have got some film so will test and then post the results. Here's hoping. 

Flatterland unconventional book

Again, another long gap! But here it is the second installment, though it was already done when I last posted. Anyway, yesterday I handed in ALL my work, every single thing I have done this year. Suitcases were involved. Pretty sure it weighed more than me.

To cut a long story short, this is the second part of the project that I last posted. A book in an unconventional format that could be read as a book or be seen as a poster that merely folds down. My piece only includes chapter 14 so the whole book would be rather thicker but the same bellyband would still hold it together. Enjoy, hopefully.

Flatterland conventional book

Flatterland is a book about a line called Victoria and a spacehopper – not the best storyline I know but it was a nice typesetting exercise. This is the conventional version, but uses an asymmetric column layout. The diary entries that Victoria writes are tip ins that fold inward so they cannot be immediately read, as diaries are secret and shouldn't be read by others.

ISTD 2010 -- consider me MISTD!

So second time lucky it is. My Alice in Wonderland book got me an ISTD. How exciting! Certainly was not expecting it as I almost didn't enter. But there you go. Luck of the draw. 


Anyway, the book is a nonsensical look at 'rules' of wonderland of which there are 100 as it was the 100 brief.

CHOOSE DEATH ... as a living.

This project was for the Roses competition and the brief was to encourage school leavers to join the funeral industry. I haven't convinced myself but I did learn some interesting facts. Did you know that embalming fluid is pink? It's so you look healthy when they pump it into you.

Anyway my submission includes an invitation which would fall out of careers magazines and other publications of that sort to advertise a forthcoming lecture on 'an introduction to funeral directing'. The rest is a poster and a booklet that would accompany the lecture.

European flag

This is my submission for the design a new european flag contest.

Amazing, is it not? Rather too flower power, I think for the EU.

But what the heck. It's free to enter and I can say I'm on a website.