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Danielle White Design & Illustrationmobile: +44 (0) 794 0284 215 / email: [email protected] / website: danielle-francesca-white.blogspot.com

Design & Illustration

These series of images are generated from the

concept of repetitive behaviour. I have a tendency

to repeat the words “off” “clean” “closed” and

“fine” before I can leave the house. I wanted to

express the hold that these words have over me,

by communicating the concept through the use of

typography. Continuously layering words and letters

over each other using letraset and screen printing,

created abstract images and letterforms that

express the emotions and actions of my repetitive

behaviour.

REPETITIVE BEHAVIOUR

I like to collect ephemera when I am out on the

street. This lead me to the idea of collecting leaves

to use as ephemera, which would document where

I have been. As I walked down different streets

I collected discarded leaves off the floor. The

experiment was meant to show how leaves can

give information about an area it originated form,

weather by shape, size, colour or texture.

DOCUMENTING JOURNEYS

On this idea I used the leaves as pages, the first

page represents the beginning of the road, and the

last page is the end of the road.

I wanted to create something where I could keep

the leaves, so I made a secrete compartment within

this book.

The book is made from black and white

photocopies of A-Z pages, I then placed the leaves

on the roads that I walked down. The different

amount of leaves on each page show how many

leaves where in that particular area.

The film is portraying the development and

destruction of a city. The fast pace film reflects the

reality of a busy city, while the dark lines and black

areas portray the destruction of the environment,

which is also shown in the unbearable noise within

the film that slowly gets louder and faster.

DISAPPEARING CITY FILM

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This project was based around the promotion of

renewable energy sources. My goal was to express

the different sources of power through stamps.

Firstly I wanted to show the link between the energy

and science so I created a series of periodic table

stamps. Another idea show the queens head being

used to express renewable energy.

RENEWABLE ENERGY STAMPS

These series of stamps that have images of

renewable energy within the queens head. Conveys

the message that the queen is all for renewable

energy.

Rainbob®

This was a joint client brief, the aim was to create a

UK toy company that manufactures and distributes

toys. The company’s aim was to become the

biggest British toy company with in five years. Our

target audience were children between 2 – 6 years

old as we felt this group would prefer wooden toys

more than any other age range.

The name Rainbob is the companies name, and

is conveyed in a fun and exciting way to attract

both children and adults. The colours of the rainbow

used for the logo,and is usually set on a white

background using the typeface AG Stencil.

RAINBOB BRAND IDENTITY

The idea behind the shop window was to create

something that the customers could interact with.

A line illustration is set in the window, and over time

would be coloured by children and their parents.

The products that would be sold are set in the wall,

so passing customers can see what is sold.

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On the left is an example of Rainbob shopping

bags. The bags can be themed through the seasons

changing the colours to relate to the holiday. On

the right are examples of flat-pack packaging for

sustainable use. As a plus the packaging can be

made into an object that relates to the product in

side the box. The packaging changes depending on

the type of toy.

When working for a design agency called Elipsus.

I had to create a new logo for the Diageo

Innovations Employ Panel. the brife was for me to

create a new logo by merging two original logos

together to create a unison logo. The cranks are

meant to represent innovative ideas and thoughts,

and I incorporated the stars which are used in the

original logo.

The secoundary colours can be used with and

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around the logo, also in tints.

Secoundary Colours

Corporate Colours

DIAGEO EUROPE INNOVATION IDENTITY

TypefaceMyriad Roman 61.28pt on 57.84pt leading

These letterforms a made by me ripping different

fonts to pieces, and aranging them in different

formation to create new letterforms. The outcome

was a distorted cracked typefaces. There is a chalk

and cheese aspect in how the the serif and sansserif

typefaces work together.

FRAGMENTED TYPEFACE

Creating images by hand is a common area for

me, This illustration consists of drawing, collage,

photography and the use of Photoshop. Based on

the subject of the economy in a Humanitarian but

coercive society.

PIGGY BANK ILLUSTRATION

Part of a series of images I created. The posters

express the colour lavender without using or

saying the colour. Using what I associate the

colour with (flowers), I embossed them in clay and

photographed them on top of a light box. Each tag

line hints to what the colour is using poetic gestures.

LAVENDER POSTERS

Danielle White Design & Illustrationmobile: +44 (0) 794 0284 215 / email: [email protected] / website: danielle-francesca-white.blogspot.com

Design & Illustration