Computer Arts Graduate Showcase Workshops

The Computer Arts Graduate Showcase workshops give you the unique opportunity to work closely with some of the UK's leading creatives, completing a live brief as you would in an agency environment. Strictly limited to 24 places per session, this is your chance to work with the creative directors of Studio Output, Eskimo and Dinosaur on a real-world project.

Each session is a very reasonable £50. You will have an iMac and all the necessary software and resources to complete the brief. You may be asked to work in groups for some of the session. At the end of each session there will be an informal portfolio review where you can get one-to-one advice on your portfolio from the creative directors and some other friends of Computer Arts.

will revisit a branding project it did last year for Ministry of Sound Residents, revealing the intricacies of the campaign and how it designed a logo and other promotional materials and merchandise for the legendary club. After a brief introduction to the project, Creative Director Dan Moore will then set the brief, working closely with each attendee to developideas into a polished logo design. The session breaks down into these approximate timings:

Leading agency Eskimo will set a creative brief to develop the branding for the Manchester Design Symnposium – an event which gathers together some of the world's most celebrated creatives to discuss current themes in design. The theme of next year's event is 'Design needs Technology' and with this in mind, Creative Director John Owens will set a brief to design a logo that not only continues the visual style of this year's event, but also tackles the theme of designers embracing new technologies. Starting with an introduction to Eskimo's work, John will then show the current identity for the Design Symposium. The session breaks down approximately as follows:

will set a creative brief to develop a point of sale display and in-store environment for Reebok. Considerations will include the limited availability of shop floor space, the competing brands on the shop floor, and the variety of customers. For the brief, the current concept created by Dinosaur will be presented as an introduction, and should be developed and carried through into point of sale format. The brief should consider the entire customer journey, from arriving at store to point of purchase. It can incorporate the use of traditional and digital media, from swing-tags, posters, and in-store graphics, interactive displays, augmented reality and more! It can appeal to any or all of the senses. Where you take this brief is limited only by your imagination.

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Computer Arts Graduate Showcase Workshops

London

8th September 2011

Manchester

14th September 2011

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