Explanation Operation

So this is what we did with bag full o' dog toys.
They were used in Bompas & Parr's stall at the V&A Village Fete, over the weekend. Their stand was comprised of a live game of Operation.
This involved shoving your hand into Harry (Parr's) 'stomach' and retrieving a food item (see; dog toys) that he had eaten that day.


Inside each of these was a prescription from the doctor that announced whether you had 'won' or not. (These are the little things I designed)

PHOTOS BY CHARLOTTE HARRISON

When I asked how it was all set up under the operation table I was told that it was just magic.
I believe this, but the inside of his stomach did have a distinctly jelly-ish consistency to it.

All in all it was a fun evening.
I won a tea bag.

Evîdénce

Really just so I can say, "look mum, this is why I haven't got a job that actually pays me yet."

This does make me a bit proud though. The only other time I've seen my name in print is when I was in one of my middle school's Christmas concert programmes.
As 'Flautist No.2'.

That might have to do

When I was interning at Dazed & Confused, they asked me to have a go at designing the layout for the Fashion Forward piece (in this months edition).
So I did.
I doubt whether they will have used any of it, but I certainly gave it a shot. And they said they'd put my name in the masthead (whether it's the right name or not is yet to be discovered...). Pretty exciting though.
Any way, these first 3 are the ones they were the most positive about.
In a "that might have to do" kind of way.




And so follow the rest of my attempts...

Continued...

Continued...

Putting the EXPERIENCE in work experience

This is what £30 worth of food-shaped dog toys looks like.
(To be explained in an upcoming post)