Louise Iddon
Graphic Designer
www.boojou.co.uk

I am currently at university studying graphic design I love to use vibrant colours and like to draw things by hand due to the unpredictable creative outcomes that can occur. My work is driven by a need to create and an enthusiasm for exploring the underlining principals of graphics design. I am heavily influenced in my design processes by an innate curiosity of the modern world and by the history of graphic design and art as a whole.
Boojou

Final Screen Print Posters

Don’t tell the Mrs

Self image collages

I make myself beautiful for you

Scratch boards

Self deception Developement

What are you measuring against?

Whats wrong with you the way you are?

Sale collages

Here is a selection of my collages so far on deception advertising. I feel some of these could be added to and created into nice posters.

Lier / Liar poster ideas

An idea for a series of posters! This idea plays on the lies we tell about ourselves and our image. the overall set will maybe have 3 or 4 these two are my first two designs which will be screen printed. I also aim to do another photographing a set of old anologue scales with the word lier underneath. The final poster may soley be a typography piece saying something about body image.

I’m making myself beautiful for you.

I look good don’t I.

I work hard to look this good.

Self Image

Still looking at how we see our selves and how we want other people to see us, here I have taken a series of photos shot on a 35 mm film camera. Within these images I was trying to explore how image conscious we are, and the effect the film camera gives to the pictures i feel only adds to the quality.

Weight Collages

Here I am trying to visually communicate how we are so concerned with our weight. How size matters and how we can lie about how much we weigh to make ourselves feel better. Below is a set of three collages which I feel represent this, however, I do need to play around with them and add some typography to add more meaning and depth to the images.

Jan 21st at 4PM / reblog / 2 notes