Hannah Clare

Towards the end of 2015, b-side hosted their second Symposium event sparking debate on current trends within the tourism and arts industries. 'The Excursionist' generated debate on the impact tourism has on communities, the environment and the economy, and the role the arts and artists can play in creating responsible and effective tourism for communities. 

In preparation for their 2016 Festival, and following their first Symposium about the benefits of festivals on contemporary art, the Symposium needed to be a hint of things to come whilst also generating an interesting discussion for the local community of Portland, where the 2016 Festival will be held. 

The look and style of the Symposium, was generated from one of the artists Jordan McKenzie, and the promotional photograph of the artist standing over Portland rock by photographer Pete Millson. This striking image against the chosen orange colour, coupled with the new branding (b-side rebranded their logo and typography in Summer 2015) gave the Symposium design a sharp and appealing feel.

Designed whilst working at Wired Canvas.

Camps International's One Month, One Child campaign, was developed surrounding the organisations charity arm, The Camps Foundation, of which most of the funding is generated for the travel company's project work. The organisation required a bespoke style for the campaign, to separate it from their other commercial campaigns, and to generate fresh interest to new audiences. 

The campaign was going to run alongside an event recognising the efforts of a student's fundraising efforts for their charity arm, and so the organisation required a printed A5 flyer for the event, for people to pick up and read about their charity. I also produced website banners to help promote the campaign on their website temporarily as the campaign was running.

If the campaign received a new donation, a thank you letter was sent out from Camps International in appreciation. As so many people were happy to make a donation, the team at Camps required something they could print off themselves when required, and so I designed a template in InDesign and then produced the same design in Word for the team to use and print in-house. 

Designed whilst working at Wired Canvas.

EDM design for travel company Real Adventures' new itunes app. All work created in Photoshop – image treatment, editorial design and layout. Design had to complement three destinations, whilst keeping a holiday feel to the brand. Have now extended the work onto an interactive website.