Gemma Hunt

I enjoy the development of ideas when working on a brief. I like to think around my idea’s adapting it into my final outcome.

I would love to venture away from studying and use what I have learnt in potential employment.

This has been creating a website for a client. I enjoyed the challenge, it wasn’t an easy project learning web design for the first time, but I got a lot of satisfaction from it.

I have learnt how to view work in different perspectives by opening up and working alongside other graphic designers. I would like to see myself in a steady job.

Email: gemmagraphics@hotmail.com
Website: gemmagraphics.co.uk

Eveline Adipurna

I really enjoy creating printing design, especially brochure, catalogue, booklet, etc. For example, my favorite project is designing menu for Shoreditch, because it’s interesting to design the layout and choose the colour combination. The most important thing I learn from uni is being responsible to my uni’s projects and client’s projects.
My plan after graduation is applying a job as a graphic designer in a magazine company, because I always dream to work behind magazines production. Myself in 5 years will own a teen magazine mobile app company as I assume everything will be digital in 5 years.

Email: evelineadipurna@gmail.com
Website: adipurna-eveline.weebly.com

Osei Kofi Kyei-Baffour

I enjoy working on all aspects of graphic design including animating and creating 3D information graphics for advertisement. To me, graphic design somehow exists in almost everything we see in life. I prefer working in 3D due to the originality and higher level of detail it comes with as an essential part of advertising. I see creativity as a natural gift or talent which duels in every living entity on this planet, depending on how we apply it. Being a graphic designer allows me to express myself with creativity which I really enjoy doing.

Email: kbsgarage@gmail.com
Website: www.fastedge3d.com

Teodor Georgiev

It’s difficult to pin down only a couple, but probably my main interest lie in typography, illustration and new media. Hopefully, following graduation I’ll be able to finding a job/placement (obviously), whether in UK, Bulgaria or somewhere else. In couple of years time, after gaining some work experience, I’d like to do a Master’s degree. Afterwards—work in a small cozy design studio during day and illustrate music covers during the night. The projects I mostly enjoy working on are those, which have the potential to grow into more than what the brief says. The V&A project was one of those.

Email: t.georgiev.g@gmail.com
Website: t-ge.org

Artemij Soldatenko

My main field of interest is the use of basic geometric shapes, lines and patterns. I am also interested in design for screens, particularly website design and user-interface design for mobile devices. I would like to join a start-up or a small company which aims for a high quality of work. Four years of studies taught me how to explore new things and be able to work on any type of project—a skill that makes me ready for work in almost any field of graphic design.

Email: artemij89@gmail.com
Website: artemij.lt

Simona Machalova

Hi! I am a multidisciplinary graphic designer who enjoys creativity and freedom to think differently. I most enjoy creating visual identities and attractive branding that combines more than just a single logotype. Even though I do not have special plans after graduation, my aim is to find a workplace where I can learn new things and sharpen my design skills in typography, layout, printing, and more. Some of my favourite projects took place during my Erasmus year in Finland, and this reflects on how positively an inspiring environment affects me. I am open to creative collaboration and I look forward to work on exciting projects.

Email: seemona@mail.com
Website: behance.net/seemona

Yutong Sun

As a graphic designer I am most interested in poster design, although I am also interested in interior design as a personal hobby. Through the three years on this course, my favourite project was the Sky Arts brief which inspired meto produce hand-madework instead of relying on software. It was hard work, but “no pain, no gain”. After graduation I will find a job related to graphic design.

Email: 405682367@qq.com
Website: yutongsunportfolio.weebly.com

Humaira Khalifa

A valuable thing I have realised is that you don’t need every design skill possible – utilise your strengths to create the best outcome,but don’t lim – it yourself,if you want to learn something new, university can be the best time to do so! I enjoy branding; creating visualisations for what client’s stand for is a rewarding part of design for me. I enjoyed working on the WPP (D&AD brief) – I explored branding further, including creating a concept for a launch event. After graduation, I would continue establishing my freelance design business alongside working in a graphic design agency.

Email: hzkgraphics@gmail.com
Website: hzkgraphics.co.uk

Eric Kinyanjui

Design allows me to live consciously and deliberately.

“If you have that funny terrible thing which every artist can recognize and no artist can define, then you are responsible to the people, to light up the darkness. Because only artists can tell and only artists have told what it is like for anyone that gets this planet to survive it.” –James Baldwin

I have the willingness to give up everything to realize it. It is a total risk of everything, of me. Of whom I think I am. Of who I’d like to be. And of where I’d like to go.

Email: eriq101@hotmail.com
Website: www.kiny1992.com

Aman Kundi

Having a creative mind enables me to experiment and go beyond boundaries to produce a range of high quality work that meets great expectations. My individual style is dependent on popular trends for a particular target audience. I like to exceed and branch out a variety of outcomes that support my skills. From work and educational experiences I am able to adapt to different environments, enabling me to develop skills such as meeting tight deadlines and networking with individuals. This enables me to target a range of audiences especially when producing work for publishing, advertising and branding to name a few.

Email: amankundi30@hotmail.com
Website: www.amankundi.co.uk