CCW Foundation Diploma 2021: Graphic Design

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Welcome to our end-of-year catalogue.

It features work produced by our Foundation students over the last year for their Final Major Project, combining pieces by onsite students with limited access to workshops and technicians due to social distancing, and work by our online learners located around the world.

The students were supported by our ingenious staff and technicians, who created workshop video tutorials from the perspective of making at your kitchen table, helping students find alternative ways to make work.

Going back into lockdown mid - course was a challenge.

We were aware that many of our onsite students often had lack of access to materials, workspace, and even a device to attend class!

We are so proud of the many ways our students have risen to the challenge, finding alternative routes to creativity in such difficult circumstances. When they look back at their accomplishments through the year, I hope they recognise their resilience, determination, and resourcefulness — qualities they can call on throughout their lives.

It was such a pleasure working with the students of 2021, please enjoy looking at their wonderful work.

Claire McCormack Programme Director

Graphic Design Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Foundation.

In this particular year, of constant change and shifting boundaries, we have seen an extraordinary group of young people who have demonstrated their resilience and agility - wonderful qualities for future designers to possess! These students are great examples of the expanded practitioner: graphic designers who are working with moving image, interaction, coding, games design, web design, illustration, printmaking, typography, publishing, photography, 3D and fashion. Their work might focus on information, promotion, storytelling, they use pencils, and digital platforms, they make physical books and interactive websites, they comment and curate, collaborate and take action, continually pushing the boundaries of graphic design.

Wendy Carlton-Dewhirst Specialist Option Leader Graphic Design

Abiola Agusto Never say Goodbye A short film that commemorates our childhood.

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Akshita Sood The Fault In Our Stars Myth-busting the Oracle of Delphi.

An interactive digital experience.

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Alex Todisco imbalance

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Alyssia Griffith Student Name Project Title Beauty Cult So we've destroyed Communicating to women the planet, that what will the journey flaws don't exist to ourbut new capitalism lives in space look consumerism and like? do.

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Amba Jackson Unveiled A publication that explores how black culture is appropriated but isn't recognised.

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Archie Potts Sonder Everyone we see is experiencing their own perspective.

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Asha Jordan Student NameArmstrong Project Tales Family Title Sotypographic A we've destroyed exploration the planet, of mywhat family’s will the journey stories and how to our recollections new lives invary space from look like? person to person.

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Student Name Project Title Aubrey Villacentino So we've destroyed the planet, what will Ephemeral the journey How even the to our smallest new lives graphic in space look like? design can tell a big story.

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Caoyueying Hou Undefined love Young, independent, Chinese women's views on marriage, and enjoying their single status.

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Chiara Zheng Thalassophobia An animated story that shares the experience of Thalassophobia (a fear of the ocean and deep water). vimeo.com/558631516

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Chih-Hsuan Student Name Liu Projectyour Chew Titlepain away So we've Stress relief destroyed for young thepeople planet,facing what the will the journey harsh judgements to our new of others lives and in space encourlook like? aging them to love themselves.

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Coral Monaghan Faces Why do we tend to see faces in our environment?

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Dana Chan Nostalgic Escapism Reconnecting with our childhood to escape, through comfortable nostalgia.

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Student Name Project Title So we'veBengochea Daniela destroyed the planet, what will the journey to our new lives in space Biophilia lookwhat To like?extent is nature a part of us?

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Darcy Johnson Nocturnal Society What would society look like if the human race became a nocturnal species?

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Dengyu Tang Reality Alcohol and nicotine can bring pleasure to the spiritual world, but is excessive drinking and smoking another form of escape from reality?

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Devlin Vaughan Absent Stories about the psychological effects faced everyday by fatherless children.

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Edgar Adenot Looks with your hands Educating people about visual impairment and blindness through street art.

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Eman Abid Umer Back to the Future Familiarising people with how fashion trends have been the same over the years and have only repurposed to present something new.

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Emma Frizzarin Male Gaze Pictures Highlighting how films sexualise their "strong" female characters, 'stripping' them of all their powers.

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Ella Rose Titchener Fame seeking monster Uncovering the issues around fame.

What drives people and what are the after-effects of achieving fame?

Student Name Project Title So we've destroyed the planet, what will the journey to our new lives in space look like?

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Elise Wright Domineko A small insight in the life of Domineko trying to attain world domination but failing.

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Student Name Project Ella Bullen Title ISo Spy we've Covid destroyed the planet, what will the journey What if covidtowas our a new blessing lives in space look in disguise? like?

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Evelyn Yue Step out your box Preparing high school students for life as international students and to step out of their comfort zones in unfamiliar places.

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Evegenia Radoeva

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Fawn Kongsiri As above, so below Re-envisioning Dante's Inferno at home in the 21st century.

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Feng Ho GENESIS D-6 Capturing animals in an eternity of data.

Who cares if they go extinct?

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Han Sun Paranoia How to break the cycle of reincarnation.

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Hannah Saroli Aunt Flo Raising confidence throughout menstruation by normalising experiences.

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Hayleigh-Marie Martin Permission to Touch A magazine celebrating the beauty of Afro hair.

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Hicham Elhili Damaging Headlines A lingering look at how newspaper headlines, shape views and attitudes in our society.

Student Name Project Title So we've destroyed the planet, what will the journey to our new lives in space look like?

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Imad Bouhadji The Effects of ADHD: An Insight How you see the world and the world sees you.

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Insiyah Haji Tell Me What I Like Do we purchase products or identities? vimeo.com/549204318

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Jasmijn Toffano Pick-Cap Encouraging coffee capsule consumers, to become invested in the processes of worry-free recycling.

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Jem Akdogan Infected Men How toxic masculinity affects the health and wellbeing of the nation.

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Jiani Quan Lucky charm Re-envisioning traditional Chinese mythology to promote Chinese culture.

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Jiayue Li unde9able A game that reveals the hidden mathematics in everyday life.

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Joe Digweed Subject to Gender A film that questions gender stereotyping on television.

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Student Name Project Jomi Aderemi Title So we've Private Thoughts destroyed the planet, what will the journeythe Visualising to our ongoing new emotional lives in space look like? with my nightmares. connection

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Lauren Gray Exhibitionism Celebrating and commemorating ideas of genderqueer culture and style in a fun and ligthhearted way.

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Lily Witchell A Book of Unappreciated objects Will we forget physical objects?

A handmade book for the future.

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Linyin LiName Student Project Pet Without Title Pedigrees Sotypeface: A we've destroyed The choice, the planet, love and what will the journey care for a pet, to our should newnot lives depend in space lookitslike? on pedigree.

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Lucas Miller-Owen Edited Imagination

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Lucy Siegler The Occupants Global warming will change our lifestyles, but not our spirits.

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Madeleine Sorene Metaphysical A spiritual approach to beauty products.

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Madeleine Klotz Hear Me Out A book on deafness & some basics of British sign language.

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Mahalia Kamanda Community, Connectivity & Togetherness A positive portrait of how communities in my local area have maintained connectivity and togetherness during the pandemic.

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Mariam Tolba Beautiful Things A book made to challenge people's perceptions on beauty by appealing to their inner-child.

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Mimi Koshi It's just a...

Discovering the stories that make an 'ordinary' object meaningful and unique to a person.

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Mia Jimenez The Feeling of Reward Searching for the end of the rainbow.

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Mia Truman The Gentrification of Ridley Road Creating awareness of the affects of gentrification, using the community of Ridley Road. youtube.com/watch?v=QXrj1C-QWa0

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Miu Tokuaga Finding Identity Encouraging people with low self-esteem and no identity, to find their true selves. youtu.be/BAT_3E6jVmo

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Oenone Hedley The Plight on Aquatic Life Swans are scared of plastic, why arent we?

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Pascale Higgins Our Lockdown A space to convey shared experiances throughout this last year.

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Pearl Ng Growth Plants and their positive impact on my mental health.

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Saadhana Seshadri SE5 An insight into the visual identity of Camberwell.

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Safa Zanad zXnXd Giving the women of my family the space they deserve by redesigning my family tree.

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Selina Moussa A Guide to Evil Understanding evil and people’s fascination for it while taking a fun approach to this sinister topic...

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Student Name Project Dosdos Shane Title So we've What baking destroyed Can Dothe planet, what will the journey The positivetoeffects our new of baking lives in space lookwellbeing. on like?

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Shekhinah Flanders Tokophobia Learning to understand my own experiences and those of others around a very personal fear.

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Siru Lu Name Student Project Title Frozen So we've Frozen memories, destroyedbroken the planet, feelings. what will the journey How we dealtowith our shared new lives emotions in space lookfamily as like? relationships break down.

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Thanittha Chivatxaranukul Good Ghost Book This is the book for children who are scared of ghosts but there is a ghost in the book...

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Timothy Huckle A love letter to Peckham A campaign to save a valuable area of Peckham that is in danger.

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Vongtip Sundaravej Why Am I so Quiet?

A book about how it feels like to have social anxiety.

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Student Name Project Title Xueying Han So we've Safe House destroyed the planet, what will the journey The helmet to is aour safe new house lives for in space look to you like? escape other's sight.

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Yuchen Jiang Don't let me hear it youtube.com/watch?v=2cY-AHo6XH8

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Yamamah Alzayer The Illusion of Reality Social media is a world of its own, but doour social media personalities really exist?

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Yili Wang Flower, Dream & Reality Exploring the realms of dreams & reality through a single element.

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Zaffrey Zulkarnain Dark Circles And Red Eyes Sleep deprivation and creativity.

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Zhiqing Tian Opposite Explaining Alice in Wonderland Syndrome to children to help allay their fears.

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Student Name Project Title Zuzanna So we've destroyed Kacperczyk the planet, what will Cut, the journey Copy, Paste to our new lives in space Can look copying like? be creative?

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I hope you enjoyed looking at the work our students have produced on the Foundation Diploma at Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon.

If you would like to find out more about the course, please visit our website: www.arts.ac.uk/subjects/fine-art/pre-degree-courses/ foundation-diploma-in-art-and-design-camberwell