Degree Show 2024
Fay Bloodworth
BA Graphic and Communication Design
As an ambitious designer and creative, I am driven by a passion for innovation and artistic expression. Through my undergraduate project and client briefs, I continuously expand my skill set across various creative disciplines. My capabilities extend from illustration and 3D software to more traditional crafts such as stop-motion animation and physical fabrication. My work often focuses on providing fresh perspectives and pushing boundaries to deliver impactful results.
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For my final project, I delved into the world of stop motion and the “impossible” sub-genre of children’s horror to create a stop-motion trailer and supporting campaign. This project aims to, highlight the importance of the representation of children in film and diversify the visual content available to young audiences. The above image is a still from the trailer.
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“The Old Soul Antique Store” tells the story of Lily, a young girl, who visits an antique store with her mother. The stop-motion animated trailer provides a glimpse of the eerie story and the artwork as seen above positions the film within the niche genre of children’s horror.
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“Sapien Caviar” was another project I completed in my final year. The brief for this project allowed me to explore more speculative design processes and broadened my range of creative skills. This project aims to highlight the importance of female bodily autonomy through the provocative concept of human caviar.