Luke Tammadge

(he / him)

“Invent and reinvent”

We as people have the ability to invent who we want to be as long as we have the desire to change. I have applied this way of working that I have developed over the past three years to both my practice and myself as a person.

Through my time at university, I have constantly been evolving in person and practice. The way I desired to take my practice was to explore as many varied areas as possible to widen my skillset. By increasing the breadth of my practice, it allowed me to experiment with my work, and above all, allowing me to reinvent myself to develop my personae as a graphic designer and illustrator.

This idea of adaptation is something that is shown throughout my portfolio.

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A statement piece featuring three expressive figures with televisions for heads. The centre figure’s television features no signal lines and the word censored strewed across.

Manifest

Manifest is a film festival that strives to promote awareness of censorship in animation, and the effect that this can have on creative expression.

A schedule for a film festival, alongside photographs displaying a wristband, lanyard badge and standing banner.

Manifest

The aim of the project was to allow the audience to understand the importance of having censorship free animation, and how this can have a positive effect on the target audience through allowing themes normally suppressed by censorship to be expressed in unique fashions.

A box that includes items such as a snack box, a thank you letter and tips to help stay safe in a protest; all to encourage safe protest.

Irenic

This project consisted of creating an appreciation society and designing the brand identity for it. The society that I created was one that discourages conflict and promotes a more peaceful and unified society.

A mixture of photographs and mockups depicting a series of posters for and LGBTQ+ teenager campaign.

Colours

This campaign is aimed at LGBTQ+ youth who are struggling with their identities. The pride colours can be substituted with any series of colours to match the identity needed. This creates a series of posters within the campaign that can help give confidence and pride to LGBTQ+ youth.

A presentation panel detailing the description and screens of an app dedicated to aiding users to use their phones less.” Description text

Guider

This project consisted of designing an app that helped the user not use their phones. I designed the app to reward the user for not using their phone through a system alike to a videogame.