Hybrid Platforms and Creativity was the companion project to my Undergraduate Dissertation ‘the Hybrid Learning Framework and Creative Facilitation: What Platforms are emerging to facilitate creativity in a post-COVID hybrid learning environment for University Students?’.
Based around my research, the project consisted of conducting two different workshops, one online and one in-person, simulating a design process. Each task in the process centred around a different method of creativity and investigated how it was affected by which format the group participated in.
Hybrid Platforms and Creativity was the companion project to my Undergraduate Dissertation ‘the Hybrid Learning Framework and Creative Facilitation: What Platforms are emerging to facilitate creativity in a post-COVID hybrid learning environment for University Students?’.
Based around my research, the project consisted of conducting two different workshops, one online and one in-person, simulating a design process. Each task in the process centred around a different method of creativity and investigated how it was affected by which format the group participated in.
LU Cocktail Society
A fun and flexible visual identity for the Lancaster University Cocktail Society.
The society itself, a collaborative project between myself and two other students as a response to strict covid lockdowns overshadowing a social uni experience. Its purpose: bring people together online through a shared craft and transition into social events as restrictions eased.
The visual identity I created needed to be fun, bright, eye-catching, high impact in an oversaturated online space, while maintaining the flexibility to adapt to its ever-changing platforms or exec teams. It needed to appeal to a student audience; to be memorable, hopeful, nostalgic of a typical Uni experience and excitement for the possibilities to come.
