This is my 2020 Curriculum Vitae which is part of a personal project to better myself.
Read MoreA mini break in one of my favourite places, Liverpool, led to us seeing the Terracotta Army inside the World Museum, The Cavern Club, plus more sights from around the city.
Read MoreLast weekend we were invited down to a family get-together in North Devon - it was so much fun! :D
Read MoreMy sister Laura Allport got in touch with me last week to see whether we could get together and take some photographs. The photo shoot was for a knitted shawl project she had knitted herself called 'Queen of Rainbows', created for a friend and fellow knitter on Ravelry.
Read MoreOver a few days in August me and the family visited various locations on Anglesey, including the Anglesey Show Sioe Môn 2017, The Menai Strait, Newborough Beach and Colwyn Bay.
Read MoreToday I've launched my newly revamped website. This redesigned site offers quick and easy access to essential information and projects. The website also offers updated information on my news page.
Read MoreThis is my 2017 Branding which is part of a personal project to better myself. It contains the progression of my logo designs since 2007, the thought process behind each design, the colours and fonts, and shows how I have used them on different media.
Read MoreIt was my nans 90th birthday this year, so my parents decided to hold a celebratory tea for friends and family. I was asked to purchase some 90th birthday invitations by my mum, however I was unable to find any fitting for such an occasion.
Read MoreI recently challenged myself to be more creative away from the office and needed a project to start the ball rolling.
Read MoreThis is the De Stijl Chair inspired by the Dutch art movement of the same name. The movement was made known to me when I first bought a White Stripes album - also called De Stijl. The movement used very strong, bold lines and combined white, black, red yellow and blue.
Read MoreResearch shows that cooker fires have been a major problem at every age and ability. The fact that there is a problem with no solution drove me to design the Cooker-Sense concept. Cooker-Sense is a cooking aid, designed for an inclusive world project.
Read MoreThe Turbine Fan is an level 2 industrial style desktop fan I designed a few years ago. The multi-layer blade takes inspiration from alloy wheels and the way they look when a car/bike is in motion. The frame and blade are made from Aluminum and it is powered by an electric motor - unlike the electromagnetically powered Orbital Fan designed in Level 3. The design is modern, sleek and powerful.
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Read MoreThe Orbital Fan is a level 3 redesign of a level 2 project. The latest version takes inspiration from the iMac with its ultra thin and sleek styling. The blades are powered by a set of electromagnets inside the frame. Due to the simplistic style of the fan a touch sensitive panel is located on the base to cut power to the electromagnets. This switches the fan off.
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