New Year – new website! I hope to keep this one more updated than the previous incarnation. But then again, you know what they say about coblers’ children… Anyway – lots going on, so keep coming back and I’ll update my new work as it goes live. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me…
(I know that it’s April)
I am JPG
Right – will just cut straight to the chase here. My Name is Joseph Gimlik, I am a 29(ish) year old frontend and graphic designer. I have been working freelance for about 5 years. Mainly in web but also in print where and when required. My background (education-wise) is graphic design. I studied at London College of Printing (now London College of Communication), graduating in 2004. Since then I have worked in a broad cross section of design areas and disciplines including Typesetting /Graphic Design for print. Digital Development: front and back end as well as minor app development.
More coming soon. Need to work it out first.
Projects (past & current)
Material
Brief: Create an identity that could be used for all stationery and publication use – including guidelines for print/colour usage. Design all elements of visuals for shop / publication /digital
The website needs to incorporate ecommerce, blog capabilities, full custom CMS (built around WordPress) as well as use of social networking features for all elements of the site for furthering content by viewers.
Evergreen Gas
Brief: Design a corporate identity and web presence for a newly established company specialising in the design and construction of Anaerobic Digesters for small farms and communities. All areas of visual communication are to be considered from all aspects of print (stationery / advertising / literature) and digital as well as assistance with creating templates for client to use with print design.
La
Brief: Create a portfolio website for surface designer based in London. The site needs to be clean and simplistic with very few options to distract from the work. The client insists that the “about” and “contact” areas need to be available on each page as apposed to taking the viewer to a new / “dedicated” page. Thus keeping elements of the site priority (the designer’s work) alway in view regardless of content on page.
Build needs to incorporate a CMS (WordPress) in order to give client ability to change content as and when necessary. Site must also give the ability for blog capability, although this is not to be crucial for site launch.
Mark Griffiths
Info coming soon
Oliver Morgan
Brief: Design a portfolio site for a West London based architecture group. Client requirements were simple, elegant use of space and technology. Simple categories and ease of usability for viewers. Site utalises full CMS for client to run and amend site as and when required.
Kate Law
Info coming soon
Get in touch...
For all enqueries please feel free to contact me using form or the details supplied below.
Email: help@thepeopleupstairsdesign.com
Skype: thepeopleupstairs
Tel: +44 (0)7885687059