HANNAH DOVE (SHE/HER)

HANNAH DOVE (SHE/HER)

1. Brekfest

Client: Family Action / Williams Murray Hamm
Media: Physical and online touchpoints
Brief: To raise awareness and include a call for action in hunger in schools through either a government awareness, policy change campaign or fundraising in collaboration with business/ NGO.
Solution / Concept: ‘Brekfest’ is an online event that collaborates with Family Action/ Magic Breakfast to educate children on the food that goes into their tummies. Healthy eating is taught to children from online live streams (TikTok’s) from musicians and an online game / interactive worksheet that teaches children about the different food groups. Also included is a petition to MPs about supporting Family Action/ Magic Breakfast and a portion of the game’s profit is donated to these NGOs / charities.
Collaborated with: Amy Robins and Jack Henson.

2. Audible / D&AD

Media: Online artwork with physical touchpoints
Brief: To create a visual identity and promotional material for a family Audible book ‘There’s a Noise in the Shed’.
Solution / Concept: Audible supplied a story synopsis, which was developed, and an outcome was created. A child in the story was called Mia which has Scandinavian origins and a Scandinavian style shed in her garden was designed for the outcome.
‘There’s a noise in the shed’ is a story about all the different animals / characters sounds in the shed. At the end of the story children are encouraged to create their own ending / character at the child’s home / local library. Which is promoted at the end of the audiobook with the parent sharing their child’s art online via social media.
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3. Life isn’t All Ha Ha Hee Hee by Meera Syal / Penguin

Media: Physical and online touchpoints
Brief: To create a well-executed cover for 1 of the 3 categories (Childrens, Adult fiction or Adult non-fiction)
Solution / Concept: Life isn’t All Ha Ha Hee Hee is a personal book that reflects many events of 3 main indian / punjabi female characters. Due to its personal nature, having the cover style of the book represented as a journal was a suitable outcome that associated with the events in the book, for example car and baby troubles.
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4. Exhibition Concepts

Media: Physical and online touchpoints
Brief: To create a set of event collateral for Robert Doisneau’s photography exhibition.
Solution / Concept: Robert Doisneau is a humanist photographer with natural and playful compositions. To expand on this style for Doisneau’s exhibition, a series of abstract shapes were cut out from the photographs to create a consistent style across all collateral.
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5. Homelessness

Client: Central Bedfordshire / We Can Creative
Media: Physical and online touchpoints
Brief: To develop a campaign to encourage people at risk of homelessness to reach out to Central Bedfordshire council to seek help and prevent them becoming homeless.
Solution / Concept: ‘CHATa’ is a diverse and inclusive mobile application that uses digital chat bots for ease of communication. The advertising campaign uses real and soft imagery to appeal to a wide market with a communicative message of the signs of homelessness.
Collaborated with: Kimberley France.
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6. Wells Coffee

Client: Five Wells Coffee Co. / Brewpoint
Media: Physical and online touchpoints
Brief: Create an exciting identity for the coffee roastery at Brewpoint. It must complement the Brewpoint branding but also be strong enough to stand alone.
Solution / Concept: ‘Five Wells Coffee Co.’ aims to make customers at the heart of everything they do. The coffee brewing concept is an extension to the Brewpoint slogan “brewing is in our blood”, with a softer approach by using the popular heart symbol.
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7. Bedford College Handbook

Client: Bedford College
Media: Artwork for an online / physical platform
Brief: To create a visually engaging cover for an educational (college) handbook.
Solution / Concept: Illustrative response to a brief to design the 2019 College handbook, inspired by maps and route planning to represent student choices and future planning.
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8. Typography

Media: Physical and online touchpoints
Brief: To create a set of event collateral for Robert Doisneau’s photography exhibition.
Solution / Concept: Robert Doisneau is a humanist photographer with natural and playful compositions. To expand on this style for Doisneau’s exhibition, a series of abstract shapes were cut out from the photographs to create a consistent style across all collateral.
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9. Dishoom / YCN 2020

Client: Dishoom / YCN 2020
Media: Online digital application with a physical loyalty card
Brief: Design a loyalty scheme for Dishoom restaurant to encourage and reward repeat visitors.
Solution / Concept: ‘Vaastavik’ (meaning genuine in Hindi) is an authentic loyalty scheme name for Dishoom, which is connected to a fitness tracker and application allowing users / customers to generate points by collecting cowrie shells when they exercise. Points are automatically split with 30% gifted to yourself and 70% donated to the Dishoom charities (Akshaya Patra and Magic Breakfast). This is the main call for action that is associated with the slogan: ‘every step you take, every meal you make’. In addition to the main call for action, the strategy continues through the telling of stories about the symbols in the Zoroastrian / Parsi faith. Customers are rewarded with a personalised message at the bottom of the receipt when they use their reward in store.
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