Bambus – Project Noroff University College
January 28th, 2012
Bambus has been working together with our previous school and now customer on many projects. We have been part of the creative team behind Noroff´s new catalogue and new public profile and we have produced (re-written) the styling and some of the structure of Noroff.com Noroff´s new school Noroff University College. The CSS used in this site is heavily based on CSS 3 to solve some issues.
Some of the CSS 3 used on the site is the ability to rotate stuff and the adding of fonts. Both still not perfect since the rotate styling needs individual styling for several browser engines. And The font-face styling is also somewhat difficult to use because of IE´s demands on different file type than all other browsers and that Opera is too fast to recognize when a site has changes or a site has fonts defined by its CSS. It all still works, but sometimes Opera will jump right past some of the styling and IE uses alternative fonts since the font we were supposed to use were not available in the correct file format.
You can see some of the stuff we have been working on at our site Bambus Grafiske (Bamboo Graphics)
I am now heading towards Australia and Melbourne, to finish a bachelor degree at Creative Arts – Graphic Design at Deakin University.
More to follow, in the meantime check out the sites of my colleagues/co-students: jungaboo.com smuddude.com somethinh.net and the feel-good breakfast blog The Morning Post
Bambus – Graphic Design and consulting company
September 14th, 2011
The past 4 weeks have been the start of our student business called Bambus Grafiske. I am the general manager of the company and I will also do graphic design and consulting jobs. Here is how my businesscard looks like (designed by Fredrik @jungaboo)
Our logo was designed by Thinh @some_thinh and our website was designed/coded by me in collaboration with the others.
(click the picture to visit the site)
Our team:
@cammolele, @jungaboo, @some_thinh, @Snop_ and @kaenha
The Genius of Typography – Title Sequence assignment
August 8th, 2011
This is the results from the group I worked with for the eight assignment this year at Noroff (4th assignment for semester 4, April 2011)
The assignment were to make a opening sequence for a TV-series, film or similar. In my group we had many good ideas ranging from a apocalyptic series set in K-Town to an 007 agent film. We landed on the idea of making the opening for the (wishful thinking) BBC series ‘The Genius of Typography’ (So if anyone in bbc working on the two other “Genius of” series, here is what you need to do next!). The idea is inspired by the BBC series ‘The Genius of Design’ and ‘The Genius of Photography’, our series is based on the idea that there is typography all around us.
I did the motion graphics for the logo at the end and I made the two newspaper pages (that is filled with typography Easter-eggs) Filming, editing and the rest of the motion graphics were done by Snop and Jungaboo.
Twitter: @Snop_ , @jungaboo and mine @cammolele
4 words in images – 108 Defilements
August 1st, 2011
This is the 6th assignment of the second year at Noroff. (second assignment in semester 4)
The assignment this time were to shoot 4 photographs using outdoor lighting. The 4 photos were to be based on 4 words, in some sort of series or 4 individual words. I had already for a long time played around with ideas of shooting photos based on the 108 defilements so this assignment were just the right place to try out one of the ideas. I decided to go for an “paper-child” approach and sat down with the Wacom drawing figures to use as props for the outdoor photo-shoot. The 108 defilements are needed to overcome to achieve Nirvana in Buddhism.
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Daisy – Interactive add
July 25th, 2011
This is my submission for assignment 5 (1st assignment in semester 4, January 2011)
The assignment were to make an interactive add to promote an product or service based on a item from the past. The items original time would also set the style we should use for the add. Since I didn’t find anything at home I went to an Used- and Antique-store. At this store I found myself a set of plates.
I did some research into the design of the plate and found it were designed by Turi Gramstad oliver in the mid 70s. I had a conversation with the designer by phone and got more information for my project. Based on the design style from the time the plates were original designed and the info received from the designer herself I made an info-add.
Click here to see the add
FrostCon – Poster for imaginary RPG festival
July 18th, 2011
This is my 3rd semester exam submission from December 2010. The assignment was to make a poster, folded brochure (festival program) and the design manual for an imaginary festival.
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Gladiators – Posters for American football team
July 17th, 2011
Here the posters I made for the local american football team here in K-Town, the Gladiators home games this autumn.
As I am part of the Web and Print graphical design team in FatCow Games I were asked to make these, please check out FatCows currently under development game ‘Idyllic’ that is developed for the Iphone (I want it for the Android myself thou:/ )
Gladiators | FatCow Games | Idyllic
Typography From The East – “Book Cover assignment”
December 25th, 2010
This is the 4th assignment from 3rd semester, the assignment were to design the book cover for an book about typography from the east (east meaning Asia).
The complete report are available after the break (read more link)
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Patch to Plate – “Design manual assignment”
November 10th, 2010
Well here is the third assignment we did this semester, I have the last one ready to post soon as well. The assignment were to make an design manual for the fictional company Patch to Plate who were in the start-up process. The company wanted to specialise in distributing local ecological produced food. The complete design manual and full report can be found by clicking the link down under the pictures.
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