Tommy Bickerdike Design » Print Graphics

Landlord Time

Tommy B — Thu, 13 May 2010 05:26:17 +0000

Full page colour advert for Gascoigne-Pees estate agents in Epsom. I was asked to create a question time looking poster for a landlord seminar. The seminars purpose was to give local landlords an opportunity to gain insight into the local market from Gascoigne-Pees agents. This advert was also adapted into A5 for canvassing.

Created using Illustrator & InDesign

Growing a Brand

Tommy B — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 22:55:51 +0000

Basic black multipurpose logo and flyer for a landscape gardener and tree surgeon. A classic aerated logo and flyer; created to bring a fresh, clean and confident look to a small emerging business.

Created using Illustrator

James Duff Flyers

Tommy B — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:24:55 +0000

Promotional flyers for a woodlands management company. Made to stand out from the usual glossy junk mail that falls through the door, with a customisable panel.

Created in illustrator, printed 2colour litho on thick uncoated board.

Cards for Cuffe

Tommy B — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:06:40 +0000

Business Card for Journalist Alice Cuffe. Designed to look like a cherished old penguin book.

Created using Illustrator & Photoshop. Printed Digitally.

Bunkies

Tommy B — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:41:38 +0000

Concept for pod hotel accommodation at festivals. Initiated by an idea I had working at festivals around the UK selling camping equipment. The amount of ill prepared people I encountered and witnessing the quantity of discarded tents dumped after the event lead me to this solution. Branding, website and promotional banners created at University of Plymouth.

Created using Illustrator & Flash.

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Holga Photography

Tommy B — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 15:00:17 +0000

Photo’s taken whilst studying in Devon. No manipulation, just a 30mm film, a holga colour flash and some spare time.

The Score

Tommy B — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 22:38:16 +0000

A project to raise awareness about the wrongful classification of drugs in the UK aiming to inform young recreational drug takers of the relative risks individual drugs pose. This would lead to individuals making wiser, more informed decision’s and minimise potential risk. Each drug was given a score from 0-3 (with 3 indicating the largest risk) taken from a survey by the home offices Advisory Council on the Misuse of Controlled Drugs. The ratings given and averaged by made by a large variety of drug experts. The participants included 29 psychiatrists, and 16 experts on addiction ranging from forensic scientists to law enforcement officers and headed by Professor David Nutt.

Screen printed UV T-Shirts, UV Posters and HTML Website.

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Poster under UV light

Illustrated t-shirt. A map of the UK made of pills. Highlighting the 2million E’s taken in the UK every weekend.

Poster under UV light

Illustrated t-shirt. A graph of the difference in damage done to your body by an evening taking ecstasy, drinking and smoking.

Jolly Old England

Tommy B — Sat, 28 Jul 2007 19:51:37 +0000

A chirpy little illustration of Britain. The people are all made of staple British meals.

Created in Illustrator.
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Baskerville

Tommy B — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 15:35:35 +0000

Hand bound typographic book about the strange tale of the typographer, John Baskerville corpse. Created using traditional letterpress techniques. Hand stitched, then bound using leather and thick card.

Cover created using metal typesetting and a Columbia Eagle press, copy printed digitally, solely using the font ‘baskerville’.

Blob

Tommy B — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 19:49:05 +0000

Blob is an interactive TV concept. Blob provides personal customisable music television specific to each viewer. The user feeds their preferences into the system; in turn Blob will return music suited to individuals. The viewer can chose individual songs or allow the channel to intuitively pick music they may like based on previous choices. The user can then select whether they like or dislike the current song to further refine their personal channel. The aim is to move away from the generalisation of taste and culture. Instead Blob embraces the richness and diversity of individuals and allows the public to form their own opinion. The brand reflects the channels ethos. The use of simplistic, handmade and type and fluid logo are key to maintaining the appearance of individuality and evolution. The only solid part of the logo, is that it consists of two v-sign fingerprints in a white space, to symbolise freedom, defiance and individuality.

Concept, branding and indents, created using Flash and After Effects.