Section9 Design
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Promotion for Leeds University

Promotional poster used in 2008 to promote the schools' electives

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Module Promotion Poster

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Module Branding at Leeds University

Working with the staff at the University, we came up with a site and branding for a set of computing modules

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Module Identity

client design webdesign
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Facebook Meets Java OpenGL

Facebook meets JOGL in an attempt to mashup the status' of all my friends in a whirlwind.

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Facebook JOGL Mashup

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3D World Viewer and Level Designer built in QT and C++

C++, QT and Mac OSX come together in a project for Winchester University, working with Primates

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3D Worlds for Primates

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Processing and Python for Attendance

Working with Processing again. I mashed up Processing with Python to get some nice data to play with when it came to visualising the attendance of students in the school

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Attendance Checking with Processing

code processing visualisation
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Working with Manchester University on a Bioinformatics Project

During my time at the University of Manchester, I worked on a C++ Project, creating a windows Version of Ambrosia and Cinema as part of the UTOPIA Project

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UTOPIA Project

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Gig photos of the Spunksters

One of my favourite photos. I like the pose and the action of this particular punk band.

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Mal Spunkster

photography
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Lovelace Colloquium Poster 2009

The Lovelace Colloquium asked me to produce a promotional poster. The BCSWomen's group seemed quite happy with the result.

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Lovelace Promotional Poster

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One of the posters designed to promote the School of Computing

A poster designed for the Leeds University School of Computing. One of a series of 5 such posters

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Leeds University Foyer Poster

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Beatbox Boy Style Flyer based on a song by the Sneaker Pimps

I really liked the lyrics for this song and I wondered whether or not it was possible for me to come up with a flyer that looked genuine and funky. I think I managed that.

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Six Underground

design
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Google Poster for Leeds Google Talk Promotion

Dr Peter Dickman came to Leeds to talk about Google. As part of the promotion I decided to come up with a promotional poster that seemed to stand out. Cutting an odd shape and using bold text seemed to work.

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Google Poster

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Using processing to visualise attacks on a server

After reading an XKCD comic, I felt their map of the Internet was a great idea and so I meshed it with Moblock to see who was attacking my server

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Moblock meets Processing

processing visualisation