PHOEBE MILLAR











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MULTIDISCIPLINARY GRAPHIC DESIGNER

   Phoebe Millar Graphic Design Portfolio

INFO

I am a Multidisciplinary Graphic Designer who graduated from the BA(Hons) Graphic Communications course at Norwich University of the Arts in 2024.  Equipped with experience creating impactful designs using Adobe Creative Suite within university projects, freelance work and internships.  

With a particular interested in publishing, branding and campaign design within altruistic & sustainable projects, aspiring to delve into art direction. Companies that are pushing creative and technological boundaries, creating impactful and future-facing designs and people who value experimentation, originality, and bold creative thinking particularly inspire me.

Actively looking for full time Graphic Design opportunities.
Available for freelance projects.

Have a browse of my projects below & get in touch!









PROJECTS

07.Los Angeles Antiques Show

Logo & brand digitisation Advertising & Web Design

Website design, analogue & digital experimentation, marketing materials 




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Using the old advertisment for Los Angeles Antiques Show as inspiration, digitise and extend their logo into a brand identity showcasing relevant touchpoints.


Taking inspiration from their original logo and tone of voice, these outcomes lean into the elegance of vintage through colours, images and patterns. The balanced chaos of the posters and other touchpoints references the muddle of items in antique stores to seach through in order to find the treasures beneath.
Using found images from archived magazines, collaging the findings, then adding layers of digital collage, patterns and type over the top makes the design rustic and unique with a sense of uniformity amongst
the chaos. The frame used in their original logo has been taken throughout the branding to highlight key information and imagery. Adding a website was a crucial part of this project as it brings the festival into the modern day allowing customers to preview items before attending the show. The interface leans into the vintage and chaotic feel of the brand and showcases the items in a unique way, leaning away from the usual format that online stores use.