Recently me and a few University friends have been awarded with Best of Year at the D&AD Student Awards.
To view our entry click here.
Sam Hart
BA Graphic Design student at Camberwell College of Art.
Likes photography, drawing and painting.
All work is my own unless otherwise stated.
Work
Typography, Film, Photography, Paintings
Work experience
Sam Winston's studio
Published photography
Creative Review, Shit London, Londonist Tile Motifs, Londonist Underground, View from the Shard, sistermag, Londonist Construction, Londonist Buses
Exhibitions
Expanded Designer, Croydon Clocktower, House Gallery
Inspiration
Designers/Artists, TfL, Exhibitions, Architecture, Miscellanious STHart
Patterns formed from reflection. The weather hasn’t been so good to record movement on light over buildings for the last few days so I decided to buy some small mirrors and reflect light to create patterns.
Half an hour of London in over 7000 pictures. This is mainly personal work that I want to develop.
Further development on building reflection
Aqua Chicago by PeteTsai on Flickr.
The Aqua Building in Chicago, photographed by PeteTsai. This buildings use of reflection of light on the glass, shaped by the shell of the building, is a genius way of using light to give the illusion that the building has some form of wet surface amongst the ridges.
popup skyline - photoshoot by elod beregszaszi on Flickr.
A picture I just found on flickr by elod beregszaszi. I really like the reflections, use of colour and cut out buildings in this.
Reflections from buildings in Croydon and London. The first is a still from a film which I took as I pulled into East Croydon station, the second is the Place at London Bridge and the third is the Shard
Further developments
Grey day on Flickr.
Shard of light, whenever you look at this building you will always see light because everything you see is reflected from the sky because of the angle.
Some of my pictures from New York back in 2010. Looking for pictures I have taken that show how light and weather affects buildings and the way they are lit (both natural and man-made)
I would love to go back to New York for this project if someone wants to buy me a ticket?!
