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Visual Communication
Degree Show 2021


Georgia Beaven-Ensor

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Georgia is an ambitious visual designer driven by a curious passion for branding, illustration and typography. She aspires to create thoughtful, playful designs that tell a story and make an impact on her audience. Her practice is informed by the world around her and she strives to fully immerse herself in the design process; experimenting and iterating until she finds clever solutions for complex problems. When she’s not writing about herself in third person, she enjoys drawing, reading and overthinking.
The idea for One-Trick Pony Cider came about when considering different social situations in which people drink. Inspired by the overly confident drunk at any event, I illustrated a series of silly ponies trying to perform tricks. These wacky flavoured ciders are sure to impress your mates. Or at least will try hard to. In this project, I created a campaign to raise awareness of driver fatigue amongst young drivers. I aimed to create a sense of accountability in a playful manner based on the idea that people play games such as I Spy in the car. The campaign encourages passengers to look out for fatigue in the driver, who may not realise they're tired until it's too late. As part of this brief, the task was to create an illustrated brand identity for Sydney Lunar New Year 2022, which will be Year of the Tiger. My concept was to explore a sense of celebration and festivity by having the tiger 'jumping' into the New Year through colourful gradients and ribbons.



UTS School of Design, Faculty of Design
Architecture and Building
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