On these NSPCC Service Centres exercise booklets the brief was to redesign and tweak the existing materials. As the content of these booklets is very interactive I thought creating a scrap book/journal for the children. These are aimed for children aged 8-12 years-olds whose tough backgrounds and lives find great relief at the Service Services.
Together with the NSPCC social workers I could art direction, design and illustrate of the booklets and the interior of the Welsh Service Centre branch.
Another oldie and fun project at the NSPCC. Pedal Push was a fundraising event for toodlers which they ride on their bikes, scooters and trikes for vunerable children in the UK. Credits go to the awesome Kevin Yeates for being my art director and inspiration at the time and for the We are Captive team to make my illustrations into 3D characters.
That was one of my first art direction and product development at the NSPCC and Childline back in 2011. I had the pleasure to design the badges and art direct this awesome project in partnership with Superdrug. The badges were aimed for teenage girls. The £1 donation went to the great Childline services.
Legacy materials and feedback pack. The Exercise Book was also used at the End Sexual Violence in Conflict and Global Summit in the interactive emergency classroom. Direct mail projects were part of the social enterprise programme to help women in risk of traffic, sexual abuse and foced marriage to start their own business.
The book A Day with Daddy tells Henry’s story who was nine-years-old when his dad passed away. Re-told by Alya Al-Khatib and produced for Marie Curie donors to thank them for their kind support.
