Adobe Live is an online community where creatives can share ideas on topics such as illustration, graphic design, motion design and photography via live streams and live chats.
In February 21', I was approached by Adobe to be part of a 3-day Live streamed series, showcasing my skills and design process to their audience. The event was broadcasted on Adobe's Youtube and Behance channels, alongside their Host and Designer, Kladi Vergine.
I chose to work on a project with the architectural practice, A Small Studio (an existing client of mine), who work on residential projects, but also covers work on landscape and urban design.
I designed a booklet which explores the landscape and urban design for bats to promote biodiversity within the city of London. It would educate those within London, in particular West Norwood, on how to improve bats wellbeing through small design changes at home. This would involve exploring planting and lighting.
In terms of the look/feel of the booklet, influence was taken from Norwood Works Brand, which is a branded kit designed for local business to have more of a coherent look within the borough of Lambeth.
Content was supplied by the Bats Conservation Trust.
Watch my 3-day Adobe Live event here
Since completing my own Adobe Live session, I've been asked by Adobe to be a regular host on their channel. Below are some of the creatives I've had the pleasure of hosting:
In February 21', I was approached by Adobe to be part of a 3-day Live streamed series, showcasing my skills and design process to their audience. The event was broadcasted on Adobe's Youtube and Behance channels, alongside their Host and Designer, Kladi Vergine.
I chose to work on a project with the architectural practice, A Small Studio (an existing client of mine), who work on residential projects, but also covers work on landscape and urban design.
I designed a booklet which explores the landscape and urban design for bats to promote biodiversity within the city of London. It would educate those within London, in particular West Norwood, on how to improve bats wellbeing through small design changes at home. This would involve exploring planting and lighting.
In terms of the look/feel of the booklet, influence was taken from Norwood Works Brand, which is a branded kit designed for local business to have more of a coherent look within the borough of Lambeth.
Content was supplied by the Bats Conservation Trust.
Watch my 3-day Adobe Live event here
Since completing my own Adobe Live session, I've been asked by Adobe to be a regular host on their channel. Below are some of the creatives I've had the pleasure of hosting: