Beeping Bush Productions selected graphic design and illustration projects

date Aug 2007 to present | media promotional material | client 2 Days Laughter

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Promotional material advertising the 2 Days Laughter Short Film Competition. Consisted of logo, posters, leaflets, postcards, imagery, door signs, video screens and listings. The design stems from the old fashioned layouts of theatre posters whilst the main image was inspired by a Terry Gilliam illustration.

date Jul 2003 to present | media Promotional material | client 2 Days Later

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Promotional material advertising the 2 Days Later Short Film Competition. Consisted of logo, posters, leaflets, postcards, imagery, door signs, t-shirts, business cards, video screens and listings. The distinctive core design motif featured throughout the marketing pays homage to the 28 Days Later Film Poster and features the silhouette of the ‘hero’ of Beeping Bush’s 2 Days Later short film (played by Linus Carden) wandering along an equally scorched and silhouetted backdrop of Margate Seafront (after the great’
fire of 2003). The scuffs and scratches used throughout the whole design came from the underneath surface of a baking tray.

date Sep 2006 | media film graphics | client Margate Exodus

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Film graphics and animated clip for Film4/Artangel feature film the Margate Exodus. Consisted of checkpoint signage, signs, leaflets, Big Issue cover, newsflash virus and hostel graphics.

Interference


		date Jan 2005 \| media self promo illustration information Digital illustration based on how unexpected/bad news can knock a person for six. The illustration featured in the Arts Emergency Tsunami Appeal Exhibition at The Community Pharmacy Gallery in January 2005.

Heroes and Villians


		date Apr 2004 \| media exhibition poster and invite information Exhibition poster and invite of acclaimed artist Magnus Irvin who showcased his provocative and witty exhibition Heroes and Villains at The Community Pharmacy Gallery in October 2004.

date Apr 2003 | media lamp post banners | client Thanet District Council

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Bold silhouette figures and objects create a simple iconic narrative structure to encapsulate a ‘things to do in a day’ experience. The concept was to portray Margate beach as a rejuvenated locality offering visitors and the local public a multitude of activities for all to enjoy throughout the day. Bright colours and simplified forms were
used to communicate the message from a distance and be easily recognised against the cluttered street furniture on the seafront. Each banner was 40cm x 240cm.

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