The very best Norwich University of the Arts graduate work from 2024.

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BA Illustration work by Louise Keddy showing a robin flying portrayed on a wine bottle label design. BA Interior Design work by Maddie Gibson showing a physical model made of iridescent plastic formed into flowing shapes. 'Portrait Photograph by Megan Evans showing a model in a striped outfit against a stormy town background. Illustrated street mural out of home advertisment for Nom Nom Fest 2D digital drawings of a man in five different outfits, in a watercolour style by Elisa Escorial. BA Illustration work by Megan Green showing an Alice in Wonderland inspired mint repeating pattern with themes of rabbits, clocks and roses.

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BA Photography work by Jack Jarvis showing a portrait in the sand dunes at Wells-Next-The-Sea at sunset. BA Graphic Communication work by Jack Hasler showing Erling Haaland with Marmite FC Golden Jar award. BA Illustration work, by Vanessa Jimoh, showing page 11 of my ‘Quest for Self-Acceptance’ comic: a teen girl enjoying her time at a party she was invited to. Fine Art work by Kimberley Gaskin showing an abstracted large scale doll/figure looking at a smaller version of itself. A TV poster depicting six anthropomorphic green eggs sitting inside an egg box, each doing a different action. Photograph by Katriona Flynn showing early morning light on a building. BA Graphic Design by Dwight Evans showing a set of three Dr pepper cans. The cans each use colourful psychedelic patterns to establish the brands weirdness. A screenshot of the main menu from my final project. View work by Ellie Frances High Recreation of the robot from Castle in the sky in a field Poster for Animation work by Samuel Harvey based on the theme of Procrastination Still image of 'The Informant' film produced by Declan Groom, showing 'Ben' a retired police detective. BA3B Interior design work by Chadonnae Edwards, showing a rendered front visual of the echoes of the past exhibition. BA Illustration work by BG Heaysman, showing six food inspired characters sat around a round dinner table, full of food and drink with plants and bunting decorating the room. BA (Hons) Graphic Design work by Eve Johnston showing three beer bottles with labels in the shape of a dragon. View work by Madeleine Hoyte View work by Emily Kennedy BA Photography work by George Herbert shows a collage where the male subject has gold eyeshadow, covered with fabric textured flowers on his skin, while surrounded by a gold halo. BA Graphic Design work by Dorothy Hill showing a designed rum bottle inspired by Venezuelan lighting storms. BA (Hons) Architecture work by Astrid Kim showing the bomb testing sequence on Orford Ness Production design work by Nicole Jennings showcasing set design and SFX for a horror short. Photographic poster designed by Ames Loui Hood showing a model in red with their arm up and a product bottle of Reminiscents: preloved Bust shot by Iz Head of "The Unfaithful" - a creature chained by the new world, having it's will bent by them. Illustrative work by Niamh Fisher, showing a colourful promotional poster. Green letters pepper the page supported by larger organic letterforms reading ‘b c n r’ View work by Amity Houghton BA Photography student Rosie Gunning showing a portrait of two women dressed in 1960s fashion with a burnt orange and yellow colour palette, food on the table inspired by canapes. Here is a screen grab from the music video i directed, 'For It All' by Jin Lune BA Graphic Design work by Amy Gibb showing four posters across a hoarding to advertise the Fringe festival in a bright and daring way with layered type and images. Illustrated work by Sophia Kemp showing cartoon characters in a town. MA Fine Art work by Cydnee Inmon showing a wooden cone shaped hollow sculpture. A blue plasticine character asleep in a miniature bedroom set An abstract knitted garment with sheep’s fleece knitted into various tones of green knitted strips on the upper body of a female model. A colourful and patternly large linoprint with monotype and Screenprint of Madonna, made up of four panels, with the title at the bottom. View work by Ashleigh Hale A shot from Harry Fennell's animation, Lone Stargazer, looking down through the trees at the series protagonist looking at the night sky A black and white illustration by Hannah Flack showing a cottage in a field. Digital Illustration by Alice Jenkyn illustrating three levels of background Textile Design work by Jessica Grimble capturing wallpaper and fabrics BA graphic communication project by Ewan Jacob and Kweku Ayesu Bonsu showing a brand collaboration to increase productivity and creativity in the office. A 3D render of a street at a crossroad with a collection of shops and traffic lights Three images depict a purple forest begging to be explored and the player character standing in the epicentre BA Illustration piece by Isobelle Elizabeth showing different folklore characters jumping out of a book in vibrant colours and textures. Digital illustration by Raida Hanifa. Two elven women are taking a small reprieve from the bustling party behind them on a moonlit balcony, enjoying each other’s company. Textiles work by Tegan Jones, including a model wearing an Embellished Lobster headpiece, surrounded by printed fabric and wallpaper designs introducing the hotel scenery. Mock-up of text across two elevated billboard reading 'We make connections'. There are two 3D hands suspended underneeth the billboards holding each other, one orange and one pink. BA Fashion 'Seascape' Collection by Grace Jackson showcasing Look 1 BA photography work by Emilly Hawker showing five images are made up of series in collaborative with a fashion student focusing on alluring and confident positions highlighted and enhanced by the use of the red background and subtle red gel lighting. Graphic Design work by Abigail Hines and Charlotte Blackstone Whines showing a posters titled 'Finger Licking' Good' placed on HSBC's storefront. Graphic novel cover by Nicole Khoo showing a primary figure of a girl in a blue pinafore surrounded by yellow grids with various elements such as food. There is text reading 'Skhool Girl' and 'Written and Illustrated by Nicole Khoo'. Digital work by Martina Katumba showing bright paint drips against black and white background BA Games Art work by Beth Hamilton depicting an ancient Greek siren clothed in blue fabric. The siren is part owl and part woman. A small car infornt of what appears to be a blue building, on closer inspection one can see the actual scale of both subjects. Mixed Media Still from Catharsis showing a girl standing in determination surrounded by coloured pencil hands and coloured tissue fire Still frame showing a Man in a cave holding two swords in blue light. Games Art work by Sedgwick Georgiou-Cross showing a monstrous pig-like creature in a motorcycle cop uniform brandishing a revolver. Book cover by Aurora Engen for 'Atomic Habits' showing abstract colourful blocks stacked together BA Design for Publishing work by Eden Harris focusing on the basketball player Micheal Jordan. A black and red introductory spread for the publication ‘The Atlantic’. BA Photography work by Katy Ellis showing how we need to raise awareness on the significant threat that litter poses to our beaches. BA Interior Design work by Callie Fillingham showing a full length section of “knot.”.
Miniature sculpture made of MDF, depicting a dog riding a bicycle through flowers. Concept art showcasing a oddly clothed lady turning a mysetious enmey into swiss cheese,as a creepy cat looms behind the corner BA Animation & Visual Effects project by Cameron Murphy-Lennox showing an original lamp concept with exposed steam-engine elements typical of the Steampunk aesthetic. Focusing on bringing people together in celebration through colour and music. BA Video Games Art and Design work by Joel Maston-Shea showing a turnaround model sheet displaying the default form of a conceptualised race called the Quartine. A full bleed illustration by Jodie Paterson showing a medieval styled stag fighting a dragon. Illustration of ballerinas by Yasmin Eliz. Exploded axonometric diagram by a BA Interior Design student , Ugne Kivytaite showing Carrow House's layout with sustainable features and a unique ceiling inspired by River Birch. BA Animation work by Lily Muir showing a 2D cat laying on an operation table. BA Textiles Design knitwear collection for fashion by Francesca Malone showing structural and tactile knit designs. Inspired by the female form. View work by Duncan Mackay “Rock the crib then rock the bed” a poster that features a hand leaning on a bed with a baby monitor on the bedside table. A vintage AD style artwork depicting the Lady of the Lake from the legend of King Arthur. Animated GIF by Naomi Lampe showing a colourful city representing the electrical system. Illustrated character design by Ian Pettersen depicting a hulking female militant operator with robotic legs, brandishing a hatchet. PREFAB mirrors the efficient modular design of iconic post-war homes, with clean lines and geometric precision reminiscent of mid-century architecture, embodying the functional aesthetic of a significant era in British history. Photograph by Holly Louise showing Big Ben in London. BA Interior Design work by April Palfrey showing the seating and bedroom area of the compact housing unit BA Graphic Communication work by Jade Oade depicting an image of festival wayfinding sign transitioning from day to night. Sign gives directions to the toilets, campsite and star viewing point. BA Design for Publishing work by Alicia LaRosa showing a jacket covered in sewn patches 'Model Elevation on Southwold's Panoramic Landscape by Melissa Villanueva Montallana showing a digital concept BA Illustration work by Leah Powell showing three digital frogs in primary colours, stacked on top of each other. Photograph by Lara Mulliner showing a soft lit beauty shot of a female model. A grunge style book cover, accompanied by some concert wristbands and polaroids. Screenshot from a 3D animated short film by Mateusz Predota showing a character looking inside a cupboard. An ad campaign image of a vodka bottle with exotic-looking Chinese tea cups as shot glasses for a promotional offer for Chinese New Year. BA Games Art and Design work by Samuel Moye showing a 3D fantasy dungeon entrance scene. View work by Vimbai Matemba Fashion Design Work by Portia Levitt, showing marine illustrations upon light blue garments. BA Interior Design work by Desmond Lau showing a collage of the concept BA graphic design work. Maldon sea salt rebrand by Millie Lumley. Image features a small blue box with 3 triangles representing with the salt shape and the boat sails from the town of Maldon. View work by Bethany Wendy Matthews Cinematography Showreel by Lauren Newman showing a series of drama shorts. Dark wall with light text faintly imprinted on wall. Says “polluting day and night, A harmful blight, Tiny Particles, Hiding in plain sight.” A sectional visual for a futuristic project that invites the idea of a positive outlook on parasitic architecture through the growth of bubble-like shapes on old rigid and brutalist buildings A Ditptych oil painting depicting an array of abstract shapes and organic forms. Book Design cover by Chloe Mortimer of a YA fantasy, Ruthless Vows. Created using paper cut and digital methods. View work by Olivia King BA Textile Design work by Grace Lawrence showing a model wearing knitted hiking clothes. The knits feature stripes, ruffles, and lace in greens, pinks, grey, and neon yellow. View work by Morgan Maryann BA Games Art & Design work by Jack Kinsley-Smith showing key art of a rotting knight stepping towards the camera. ‘DROUGHT’ is written across the canvas. Branding work by Harry Lewis, showing loud visuals and colours to showcase the brand Silent Snacks as being ‘Silent in sound, Loud in flavour’. Illustration created by Alexander Lock showing a colourful illustration. BA Graphic Communication work by Simon Mendoza showing three posters with different characters and the date of the in the background. BA Graphic Design work by Dee McGilvray showing a black and white wine bottle with braille acting as music notes. BA Interior Design work by Sam Putnam, a room presenting the Thonet chair, integrating the exhibition display as part of Paul Smith’s clothing store. BA Photography work by Ria Popat showing an elegant yet simplistic fabric beneath an ornate lotus. BA Graphic Communications work by Phoebe Millar showcasing nature inspired advertising posters for a podcast app about Wiltshire’s heritage sites. MA Fine Art Student Maisie McCoy showing a found object sculpture. The sculpture features inflatable packaging with fragile tape and an attached padlock. Mixed media work by Rozanna Lynch showing how the project is inhabited. Photography by Lavrentios Michailidis 'Strike Right' Tinder X Swan Vestas Matchbox photo by Aleena Mehmi Packshot for red river bottle cover and label. textile installation by mariana marimon showcasing a stained cloth in the shape of a tent MA Fine Art work by Scott Poulson showing a billboard with a poster of brambles pasted to it. The billboard is set against the backdrop of an urban road and industrial buildings that belong to a sawmill business. Graphic Design Branding for a green initiative campaign by Dan Krage Digital work by Tianna Paul showing a female knight with a sword, with a dragon and bear. BA Illustration work by Sunny Petch - Digital page spread featuring a scene from ‘Carol’ by Patricia Highsmith. Fashion Design by Sophia Loren Maizano Three story board images of a site specific “Air BnB” immersive heritage experience. Visuals by Abigail Newton showing a Swarovski Retail Experience.
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Production Design work by Lucy Prouten showing a 1920's inspired Parisian apartment / art studio. BA interior design, Jessica parry This visual represents a perspective section showcasing an in depth look into my final design idea. A set design by Anja Nelson. A warm and inviting bedroom Stop motion puppets by Freya Oakes showcasing a humanoid character constructed of soft tactile materials and a sentient television constructed from foam, chalk and paint creating a cracked pottery aesthetic. Having a knitted fidget toy attach to your body helps bring stress relief, creativity, and a sense of accomplishment. It provides a meditative and calming experience, promoting relaxation and mindfulness. @denisailie