Creative Collaborations

Alongside my product work, I’ve worked with artists in London’s creative community, helping them bring their work online. These are two projects I took from initial ideas through to design and launch.

Photography

Corrado Chiozzi

A London-based photographer who needed a visual identity, website and marketing materials. I worked across the entire project, from branding to the final website.

The Corrado Chiozzi homepage on an iMac. The name runs vertically up the left edge beside a circular mark. A tall portrait of a bearded runner in an orange turban is labelled Projects; a landscape photograph of a bride whose veil has caught the wind is labelled Weddings.

Corrado Chiozzi · Home

Two ways in: projects, and weddings.

Three Android phones showing the same site. The first splits the screen between the Projects and Weddings photographs; the second is the Projects index, with Jubilee Bridge at the top; the third is the open menu, listing Home, Publication, Projects with its six photo series, Wedding, Blog and Contact.

Corrado Chiozzi · Mobile

The same split, and the whole site in one menu.

Nine mobile screens from the wedding side of the site, arranged at an angle on mint green: the Wedding Photographer London page, a gallery, featured weddings, client reviews, an Also seen in row of magazine logos, the publications page and the open navigation.

Corrado Chiozzi · Weddings

The wedding side, which runs as its own site.

Visual Art

Stephen Anthony Davids

An East London visual artist who wanted to bring his work online and start selling it. I designed and built a website combining his portfolio with an online shop.

The SAD portfolio page on an iMac standing on a white desk. Six works sit in a loose grid — paintings on board and on wood, one of a figure in a hat ringed in red over the words Windrush 1948, another lettered Equus Ferus Caballus.

SAD · Portfolio

The work, given room on the page.

The SAD design system on one sheet: four colour circles in black, teal, grey and white; a large Aa; Franklin Gothic Heavy set as Heading 1, 2 and 3; and Garamond in regular, italic and bold shown as a paragraph of body copy.

SAD · Design system

Two typefaces, four colours, and the rules.

A SAD shop page for a print called I play polo solo: the drawing of a top-hatted figure on a horse, a price of £210, a quantity field and an Add To Basket button, with three thumbnails beneath it, a description tab, and a row of related prints — Afro punk, No more tears, The Shard and Hockney.

SAD · Shop

A print for sale, with related work below it.

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