The show will display final-year students’ work from the following University of Teesside BA (Honours) degrees: Design Marketing, Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture & Design.
Among the works on show will be a project by BA (Honours) Graphic Design student Emma Jameson. Emma, 21, from Peterlee, has designed an identity for a fictitious Sushi bar. It’s been a busy year for Emma, in addition to designing the bar’s identity she has also clinched £250 for third place in a national book design competition and designed a poster to publicise the degree show across the region. Her poster was selected from 50 student entries.
Emma won third place in the Macmillan children’s book competition in May. Her entry evolved over two months, and focused on ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’. Emma has produced her own illustrated version of the story, placing an emphasis on scale by contrasting images of Jack with the giant.
Emma said: “I selected ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ as it’s a story that everybody knows, I remember it well from my days at infants school. I was so pleased to win; I couldn’t believe it and I’ll be spending the money on a summer holiday. The skills I’ve learned during my three-year course at Teesside helped me to succeed. Undertaking projects in design areas such as typography, illustration and multimedia has given me a vision for the future.”
For more information on the Design Degree show please call Helen Smith in the University’s School of Arts & Media on 01642 384052.