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This is my original homepage which I first developed maybe 2 years ago. I feel like the lack of maturity shines through and shows that I was at the start of my creative journey.

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This is my new homepage which I feel like better represents me as an individual and a creative. It has a real '70s vibe which is what I am all about, I am obsessed with '70s fashion and I try to portray this in my work. It also actually states my field of profession on the homepage, rather just my name. I completely started a fresh with my website as I decided it was beyond saving, I wanted a new start and a blank canvas to recreate my online persona.

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My original CV is absolutely terrible, I certainly wouldn't hire someone based on this CV. I will create a whole new one which is industry based and focuses on the key areas I am interested in. I think I will maybe include some imagery too unless it makes it too cluttered.

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This CV is much cleaner looking, more industry focused and contains a lot less rambling about nothingness. It is a CV which better represents me as a person and as a creative. Again, I started with a blank canvas as there was nothing I liked about my old CV, I thought it would be better to start with a clear mind and not be influenced by anything on my old CV.

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A very simple display of photographs on a screen, supported by a plinth. I do admire the simplicity of it, however, I don't think it quite offers enough. It is pretty rough around the edges and could do with some refining to tie together with the actual images on display.

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Exhibition Research: Beyond The Streets @ Saatchi Gallery

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Exhibition Research: Beyond The Streets @ Saatchi Gallery

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I visited the Beyond The Streets exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery and it inspired me a lot, especially with this record display as my final major project is a vintage clothing zine in the shape/size of a vinyl sleeve. I like the edginess and clear presentation of the vinyls.

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Exhibition Research: Beyond The Streets @ Saatchi Gallery

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Exhibition Research: Beyond The Streets @ Saatchi Gallery

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Another vinyl layout which inspired me, I could do something similar with my zine, having it open on different pages in the same sort of format.

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Exhibition Research: Beyond The Streets @ Saatchi Gallery

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Exhibition Research: Beyond The Streets @ Saatchi Gallery

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A shop style display which has also given me ideas. I could create a small vinyl store with my zine plastered everywhere and props that relate to the images scattered about. I could also have the outfits, that were used in the shoots, hung up around the shop or on mannequins.

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Exhibition Research: Beyond The Streets @ Saatchi Gallery

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Exhibition Research: Beyond The Streets @ Saatchi Gallery

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Another picture of the shop style exhibition.

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This is my design for my FMP showcase on the uni campus. I have drawn plenty of inspiration from the Beyond The Streets exhibition that I visited. The vinyls arranged on the wall is something that was heavily inspired from this exhibition, as well as creating the area to like like a set in a way. It is supposed to resemble a listening corner in a record shop or simply someones record listening set up in their mid century home. I like that it is pretty simple and creates a homely vibe around my work, not taking too much away from the large prints on the wall.