Nearly all over | End of Year Show

It's been a stressful but valuable experience. I got a buzz from putting everything up, but the lack of people attending didn't please me whatsoever. It's been awesome working with those who turned up, couldn't have had a better team to work with!

There have been plenty of arguments this year, prior to the putting up of the show. Hopefully these can be avoided next year through better management and timing. Overall I think we put on an amazing looking show.

 Looking forward to going for a peddle on my bike (Y)

See you next year Blogger.

ID cards

Made a bunch of ID cards for everyone to have on their lanyards. I used Jess's logo and the font "Bebas Nueue" that Connor is using for work descriptions.

Arrival | Lanyards

Lanyards | 09/06/14

Lanyards were the discussion today, very close to deadline but i knew i'd be able to sort something out.

Once this post was seen by everyone I went ahead and ordered:

T-shirts |

Today we discussed what we'd be wearing for the show. I came up with the idea of having same coloured t-shirts, or possibly getting prints done on them. however after getting some quotes for printing we realised we couldn't afford it. It was just over £50 for printing + tshirt cost. So nearly £80 for enough t-shirts for everyone!

Designed CV |

A CV geared towards design studios. Something #sickerthanyouraveragecv

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