A selection of my favourite work.
About a year ago – during a meeting on the topic of AI, I was challenged by a number of senior members of staff about the security of my job. The basic theme was that with AI, no one would need a visual designer anymore. There was an almost celebratory undertone to the chat. Or … Continue reading “Auto-generated images using latent diffusion.”
An early design for the cards on the developing Our Journey project. The card will contain mandatory and discretionary fields. This version of the design shows a flip-style card enabling both sides to contain content – a summary facing side and more in-depth information on the ‘reverse’ side. This design may not make it beyond … Continue reading “Card design for Our Journey”
Connecting young people with contemporary research I’ve been representing engaged research, on and off, for about 10 years. Initially, this work involved Richard (Rick) Holliman and Trevor Collins who had been engaging through participatory design with a range of stakeholders to co-produce the Isotope community website. They asked me to work with them to produce … Continue reading “Engaging Opportunities”
The nQuire platform serves to provide a sandbox for those people interested in science and research. Participants can take part in research projects or author a project themselves. nQuire was developed in partnership between The Open University and the BBC. My role was to work with an external agency; Clearleft, to develop a user experience … Continue reading “nQuire”
The Kepler-444 system is a star estimated to be 11.2 billion years old. In 2015 the Kepler spacecraft detected the presence of five exoplanets orbiting the star.
Informing Science outreach and public engagement or ISOTOPE was an attempt to provide help and resources to people engaged in science outreach. I was introduced to the ISOTOPE project through a series of steps. My initial engagement was to iron out some crinkles in the project logo and adjust the colours to ensure they were … Continue reading “Isotope”
