Photography | Graphic Design | Editing
Artwork for “2020 astro companion & planner” featuring channelled guidance, 2020 monthly/weekly planner and astrological reference guide.
Tools: Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Indesign
Credit: Leona Nichole Black (author), Elisia Brown (graphic designer)
Formerly available to purchase on: https://www.nicholeblack.com/shop/
My artwork for the mix “Lone” by @almassbadat
Tools: Adobe Photoshop
Concept: An abstract collage, which blurs the lines between reality and fantasy.
Concept: Surreal, abstract collage
photography: @gavinsfp
styling: @paq.works
VO: @toshalii & @freedom_balance
typography: @________rishabh
Poster design 10 – collage design (as part of my poster series) to honour one of my favourite fonts.
Main focus: experimenting with the marquee tool, gradient layers, layout/composition and typography.
AKADi is a magazine series highlighting the voices of Ghanians at home and in the diaspora. I was commissioned by writer MsBeeeWrites to create the layout of the magazine.
Available for purchase now via: www.msbwrites.co.uk
Cover image credit: Matheuslens
Initial mock-ups for a large-scale poster [intended for print] for Mudd Architecture.
MuDD architects specialises in sustainable architecture using natural materials and drones.
Poster design 09 – collage design.
Main focus: experimenting with the pen tool and layout/composition.
Flyer design commissioned for a Mountview solo show on mental health as part of #catalystMV
The final edit is shown last.
Mountview is a charity, supporting creative performers, artists and leaders.
Tools: Adobe Photoshop
Poster design 08.
Main focus: experimenting with collages and using the puppet warp tool.
Poster design commissioned by Vocals & Verses for their 8th anniversary special.
Concept: watercolour collage on canvas.
Vocals & Verses is an event dedicated to showcasing spoken word and live music in the UK.
Tools: Adobe Photoshop
Poster design 06. Main focus: experimenting with multiple image layers and colour.
I really enjoyed the design process for this one – there’s so much you can do with blend modes. Looking forward to seeing what I’ll create next.
Image of the woman sourced from pexel.com
