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Client: Gu2 radio
website: www.gu2.co.uk
1350 AM Gu2 Radio is the University of Surrey's student radio station, as as such needs a constant source of marketing and promotional material, such as posters, moving graphics and the occasional publicity stunt....
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weclome to our station:
Obviously mimicking a certain mobile phone operator, this was designed to be an eyecatching general purpose promotional poster for GU2, to be circulated around the Surrey campus.
FM schedule:
Produced for GU2 Radio’s FM month, this graphically dense poster needed to be eyecatching as well as clear when printed at A4 size. Some of the shows already had a graphic identity, the rest needed to be produced, such as The Takeover, Greek Show, Late Show, Drivetime etc.
owen & lloyd:
Show poster for the dynamic comic duo, establishing an image which was developed for later feature-related posters, such as “Who is the Wizard?”
glorious stereophonic sound:
Promotional poster for GU2’s FM month.
I love my radio/I love GU2:
A5 flyers for distribution all over the university bars. Were found to be reasonably beer-resistant.
lake jam 05:
One of the fastest produced posters in history, the turnaround from brief to (A3) print for this job was about two-three hours. Sadly the event was cancelled due to a poor forecast, even though the day itself turned out fine!
listen online:
Ident for the GU2 website for their “listen online” feature, used extensively on most GU2 posters since then.
late show:
Promotional poster (A4) for Phil Nathan’s hilarious Late Show. With nothing to go on except Phil’s incessant cap-wearing, and the lateness of the broadcast time, the coffee/headphones/cap illustrations seemed most appropriate.
FM logo:
A modification of the original 1350AM logo to reflect the month-long RSL frequency, including a few asthetic alterations.
Gu2 Radio (video):
Promotional video used in the rolling display inside the Student’s Union.
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