Part two of our round-up of D&AD’s New Blood graduate show, including a lovely film for Hewlett Packard from two Kingston student
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Matthew Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth created this short film for HP, in response to a D&AD Student Awards brief (more here)
Rose Blake, also from Kingston, created this lovely comic about David Hockney
This poster for a child obesity campaign is by Jon Massey of Stockport College (jon.massey@hotmail.com)
Also from Stockport, this lovely print from Rose Lloyd
Ken Wong of Leeds College of Art and Design (who is coming to CR on a placement in September) created his college’s degree show campaign
Also from Graphic Design at Leeds College of Art and Design, a course with its first graduating year, comes Daisy Argyle, who created this rather nice poster
And Jimmy Smith, who made this newsprint publication about football hooligans
Ryan Boyd (ryan@boyd-design.co.uk) from Duncan of Jordanstone made this typographic installation concerning the consumption of concrete. Each block represents a different country and has their usage of concrete detailed on its side. Boyd salvaged leftover cement from building sites around Dundee for the raw material which he then cast into the blocks.
He even made a business card dispenser the same way
For more (and better…) images of each project, go to the students’ linked websites. New Blood is on until 4pm on Wednesday July 1
