FERNANDO LOBINA
BA Graphic design
Kingston School of Art
http://www.fernandolobina.comFernando Lobina’s degree
included an Erasmus year in
Berlin, working for the likes of
Vice, and Hubert & Fischer,
which he says helped him boost
both his technical skills and his
ability to fulfil a brief. His
project, Episode 18, Penelope,
pays homage to James Joyce’s
experimental use of the English
language. “It recreates Molly
Bloom’s 4,391 word, single
sentence monologue – found in
the final chapter of Ulysses –
using a modified dot matrix
printer,” Lobina explains. “This
allowed for Bloom’s stream of
consciousness to be printed over
several hours, resulting in a 17m
print. Natural distortion
occurred as a result of the
modified technology.”JESSICA COLEMAN
BA Graphic design
Kingston School of Art
http://www.jessicacoleman.work
Jessica Coleman tells us that her
course has “given me the
confidence to communicate and
collaborate effectively with other
people.” The design graduate
likes to modify existing content,
presenting a new take on it for
audiences. “The reason why I
love this avenue of creative work
stems from my interest in the
everyday delights and problems,
which is then illustrated through
print-based design, brand
identities and visuals,” she says.
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