WASTED - food waste magazine
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Tullie House & Museum - Legend of King Arthur Exhibition design
Forestry England - New Forest |
Well-Suited CIC |
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A roller banner advertisement for Well Suited CIC - An organisation helping to collect smart clothes for interviews for people in the community - completed during an internship at Studio Walden, Jan 2023.
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Internship at Just R |
Internship at Studio Walden |
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For a few days in April, I worked with Rosie Mossop and Zoe Vam Rhyn-Behm at the Just R offices in Carlisle centre. I created some leaflets detailing some facts and information about Just R and all the work they do for a great cause. I also worked on a client brief to encourage recruitment for an NHS trust in Birmingham.
"Hannah was an absolute joy to have for work experience. Her professionalism, technical skills and kind nature made her a great fit for our team - it felt like having a Just R employee with us! I was most impressed by her ability to take quite a complicated brief and turn around a leaflet design in a day, she really smashed it! Hannah would be a great asset to any creative team" Rosie Mossop, Brand Marketing Lead at Just R |
For two weeks, over January 2023, I worked with Vincent Walden and Damon Mahoney at Studio Walden in Carlisle. This was my first experience working in a studio environment with professionals and I loved every minute. The main focus of our work was helping to create artwork and signage for a new exhibition with Tullie House & Museum, The Legend of King Arthur. I was tasked with created the painting labels and invites for events etc, plus any work that came to the studio that was needed - such as Well Suited CIC pictured above. Below are some pictures from my experience and a reference from both designers from my time at the studio.
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References from Vincent Walden and Damon Mahoney -
Vincent - 'Hannah completed an internship in my studio with myself and fellow designer Damon Mahoney in January 2023—she worked with us for two weeks on a range of projects from exhibition design to application of branding for a local CIC.
I can confidently say that myself and Damon were very impressed by Hannah’s attitude to work, ability to follow direction and creative input on any given project; she was an asset to our workflow for the entire duration and will be sorely missed. We never once heard a single “I can’t do that” but instead were asked questions on how things worked and provided solutions to problems we didn’t even recognise.
Hannah worked independently after briefings on a number of projects, most notably a Pre-Raphaelite exhibition for Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery. As this was such a high profile client of ours, we expected a serious level of care and detail from Hannah which she delivered effortlessly.
There were no moments where I regretted my decision to take Hannah on for two weeks and if she had the availability to do so, I would have extended her placement with me. Her positive approach to work and passion for extensive research would make her an asset to any studio—if I had the finances to do so, I would have hired her myself.'
Damon - 'Hannah worked within the design studio I share with Vincent Walden. During her time with us Hannah worked on a large exhibition design project and marketing collateral for Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, a CIC client for Vincent, and research for a theatre rebrand.
Hannah’s attitude throughout the internship was exemplary, and she exceed expectation in delivering high-quality designs that we could share with clients direct, with little or no need for input from our side. Hannah designed a print and digital invitation for a high profile event at Tullie, which she produced several concepts for. The client was very happy with the finished printed product, and I was very pleased Hannah had a printed ‘outcome’ from her time in the studio. Her help on the exhibition design project was invaluable, and we could not have delivered on time was it not for Hannah’s input.
There were times within Hannah’s time with us that I did forget that she was a student on placement, and was a studio designer, as her attitude to work is so professional. Alongside this, Hannah bought a brilliant sense of humour to the studio, and was very involved in everything we were working on.
As Vincent has said, Hannah would be a great asset to any studio and I would no hesitation in hiring her myself.
Many thanks Hannah!'
I can confidently say that myself and Damon were very impressed by Hannah’s attitude to work, ability to follow direction and creative input on any given project; she was an asset to our workflow for the entire duration and will be sorely missed. We never once heard a single “I can’t do that” but instead were asked questions on how things worked and provided solutions to problems we didn’t even recognise.
Hannah worked independently after briefings on a number of projects, most notably a Pre-Raphaelite exhibition for Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery. As this was such a high profile client of ours, we expected a serious level of care and detail from Hannah which she delivered effortlessly.
There were no moments where I regretted my decision to take Hannah on for two weeks and if she had the availability to do so, I would have extended her placement with me. Her positive approach to work and passion for extensive research would make her an asset to any studio—if I had the finances to do so, I would have hired her myself.'
Damon - 'Hannah worked within the design studio I share with Vincent Walden. During her time with us Hannah worked on a large exhibition design project and marketing collateral for Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, a CIC client for Vincent, and research for a theatre rebrand.
Hannah’s attitude throughout the internship was exemplary, and she exceed expectation in delivering high-quality designs that we could share with clients direct, with little or no need for input from our side. Hannah designed a print and digital invitation for a high profile event at Tullie, which she produced several concepts for. The client was very happy with the finished printed product, and I was very pleased Hannah had a printed ‘outcome’ from her time in the studio. Her help on the exhibition design project was invaluable, and we could not have delivered on time was it not for Hannah’s input.
There were times within Hannah’s time with us that I did forget that she was a student on placement, and was a studio designer, as her attitude to work is so professional. Alongside this, Hannah bought a brilliant sense of humour to the studio, and was very involved in everything we were working on.
As Vincent has said, Hannah would be a great asset to any studio and I would no hesitation in hiring her myself.
Many thanks Hannah!'
Collaborative Project with NFT artist Chris Hunt - ArtHedz
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-Branding Work-
Redesigning Tebay Services
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Poo Power - a company advertising the introduction of a biofuel mechanism into public toilets
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Ukiyo - a Sustainable Student Stationary Brand
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A Goat Milk Based Dairy Company - Packaging
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Magazine Work
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Plan to Product
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Sketches
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