GRAPHIC & DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGNER BASED IN LONDON, SPECIALISING IN CREATIVE SERVICES WITHIN FASHION, BEAUTY AND INTERIORS.
THE VAMPIRE’S WIFE HOMEPAGE LAYOUT & VISUAL CONTENT
Layout proposals designed by me for the homepage are approved by Susie Cave (Creative Director & Founder), as well as all the content I format for the website: videos, images, etc.
Product pages often require numerous images to advertise the product to customers, front, back, model image, and the textile swatch all need to be retouched and formatted to the highest standard.
Feedbacks and approvals are discussed during my weekly meetings with Susie and various content is uploaded shortly after these weekly discussions using the website platform Shopify.
THE VAMPIRE’S WIFE STUFF POSTS EMAIL TO THE WEBSITE PAGE
All newsletters are designed on Mailchimp and Klaviyo and sent out to subscribers via scheduled posts.
ICONS DESIGN FOR FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS LOYALTY SCHEME
Hand-drawn action buttons to access various site pages/ sign up forms.
Responsible for building the visual identity of a growing brand across a range of graphic and digital platforms, such as the design of homepages, landing pages, banners, content slots and advertisements. Klaviyo newsletters, curate social assets, both static and video. Work collaboratively with the creative director on new season design assets. Design flagship store windows, packaging and event assets. Attend twice-weekly meetings with marketing, ecom and social media teams to discuss upcoming launches. Supervise e-com and marketing assistants, as well as mentor and train graphic design interns.
GRAPHIC & DIGITAL MARKETING DESIGNER
Responsible for building the visual identity of a growing brand through graphic mediums, ensuring the label’s tone of voice remained consistent across all online and social platforms. Design of homepages, landing pages, banners, content slots and advertisements. Klaviyo newsletters, curation and production of social assets, both static and video. Working collaboratively with the creative director on new season design assets. Design flagship store windows, packaging and event assets. Attend twice-weekly meetings with marketing, e-com and press teams to discuss upcoming launches. Supervise e-com and marketing assistants, as well as mentor and train graphic design interns
SS23 NEWSLETTERS REDESIGN (OPPOSITE & BELOW)
Hayley Menzies has a loyal customer base, with over thirty thousand subscribers to the twice-weekly newsletters sent out from the e-commerce/ marketing team. I was tasked with redesigning the look and layout of our newsletters to launch the new collection in February. The brief was to inspire new subscribers with the Hayley Menzies maximalist aesthetic and re-engage existing customers with an enticing redesign.
ABUNDANT BLOOMS GIFS
Handpainted gifs to be integrated into newsletters.
RED FLAGS- ART DIRECTION FOR A DATING TOOL APP
HAYLEY MENZIES- DENIM TO LIVE YOUR STORIES IN- SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN
Instagram content curation, crops and visual posting strategy, sequence layout static and video. (Below)
Creative consultant on the shoot, visual research and art direction.
CREATIVE DIRECTOR & FOUNDER
PRINT-BASED FASHION AND ACCESSORIES BRAND
GRAPHICS, ILLUSTRATION, PRINTS & CONTENT BY OLIVIA MOORE
In 2018 I received fifteen thousand pounds funding from The Royal College of Art to produce my own collection of print-based clothes and accessories. I launched my products online via oliviamoorelondon.com, customers included Laura Whitmore, Scarlett Curtis, Grazia’s Polly Vernon, and world-renowned tattoo artist Emily Malice.
The experience provided me immense insight into what it takes to create a successful brand, which first and foremost is the ability to manage every aspect of a business from production, operations, creative, design development, e-commerce, and marketing.
I continued to work with my freelance clients throughout the duration of running the brand, clients included: Paul Smith (a previous full-time employer) La Roche Posay, L’Oréal, and WGSM, and from this, I found I preferred working within an established team rather than running my own business.
Being part of a creative team for brands I admire and buy into, creating work that takes me out of my comfort zone, developing creative strategies on a competitive scale, working alongside, and learning from my fellow team members I find to be more rewarding.
OLIVIA MOORE LONDON- WEBSITE DESIGN
The design of the website was incredibly important to me as this was the only platform I had to sell directly to customers. I designed the website to be fun, feature my illustrations, have custom effects such as an animated homepage, custom cursor (Absinthe drink, lips, and eyes) When you purchased an item confetti stars sprinkled across the screen. The individual product pages had clickable fabric swatches that transformed the dress into a different print base. I worked closely with the communications agency The Digital Fairy who provided technical support and a software coder in order who had the skills to construct the website I envisioned.
CONTINUE BELOW FOR DESIGN PROCESS
ILLUSTRATED GIFS
Below are illustrations that were the origins of the prints that follow on the next few pages. My objects of curiosity are painted directly into a sketchbook that reads like a visual diary.
OLIVIA MOORE LONDON- PACKAGING DESIGN FOR ONLINE PURCHASES, MAXIMISING THE POTENTIAL OF MY HAND-PAINTED ILLUSTRATIONS
Inspired by brands Glossier and Realisation Par I decided to use packaging as a marketing tool, online purchases were delivered in a branded shopper bag with my illustrations on stickers and postcards included in the parcel. The illustrations further communicated the inspiration behind the brand which was heavily influenced by the music and fashion of the sixties and seventies. The goal was to spread brand awareness and provide further insight into where the prints originated from, customers posted their ‘instagrammable’ purchases on social media, and sales increased as a result,
PRINT & TEXTILE DESIGN PROJECT FOR JIMMY CHOO
Hand-painted print and embroidery designs for Jimmy Choo to be used on a range of shoes and bags. Using a range of printing techniques: pressed vinyl, screen printed flowers, silver foiling and laser cutting.
LEFT: VISUAL CONTENT FOR THE METROLAND INTERIORS WEBSITE
Many of Liz Dewhurst’s clients live around the Metropolitan railway so we played on this theme in the visual assetts of her website.
The visuals came from the CSM libary which contains etchings from the 1900s.
TAKE A TRIP, INTRODUCTORY PACKAGES
Whilst freelancing I introduced myself to advertising agencies through introductory packages titled ‘Take a Trip.’ This form of introduction secured me clients such as Audible,
La Roche Posay and Loreal. The packages included ‘professional mind bender’ pencils, mushroom sweets in a baggie, postcards and stickers.
The intention was that these would be passed around the office, left on someone's desk and eventually someone would ask “Who sent these?’”
It did the trick and I got a lot of work out of this idea.
I chose the theme of magic mushrooms as they have the ability to change people’s perception, mood and thought.
A subversive metaphor for creatives working in and collaboratively with the advertising world.