William
Naylor
Bristol | Birmingham based Designer studying at The University of the West of England. My practice typically looking at a range of editorial -publications, typefaces’s and guides.
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This piece purley started as experimental. Gathering a range of images throughout Bristol and catagorizing them so that they fit as a collection. The images focus on areas that aren’t usually considered attractive or noticable.
The layout of the images also represent a sense of unconventinality through the irregular placement in the publication. The publication highlights the idea of unconventional spaces everywhere and in spaces that othes may deem conventional.
The spaces include a range of spaces - small corners in urban areas or even the middle of a congested crowd which could be just as ‘hidden’ as anywhere you might usually consider unoticed.
B5 182 x 257 mm
French link Stitch
Collaborative Submission with @harrietportfolio.co.uk & @francescaparticelli.com
The spaces include a range of spaces - small corners in urban areas or even the middle of a congested crowd which could be just as ‘hidden’ as anywhere you might usually consider unoticed.
B5 182 x 257 mm
French link Stitch
This book was an inspired visual response to the BBC radio show ‘The Listening Project’. The show follows a range of stories featuring people speaking about differences and experiences they’ve had in their life. This is represented through the composition of chairs. The style and material of the chairs attemps to personify something about the people. The use of materials could show a sense of class, age, personality.
297 mm x 297 mm
Studio photography images, hardback cover - embossed and French stitch-bound.