Studiocanal Competition Website.
Design, code, and form implementation for a regularly updated competition page.
— Studiocanal
View WebsiteThis is the portfolio of Brendon O'Dwyer — Graphic Designer from New Zealand.
Take a look at some recent work below, or read some articles on the Blog.
Design, code, and form implementation for a regularly updated competition page.
— Studiocanal
View WebsiteDesign Assembly asked me to collaborate with them on an installation for Urbis Design Day 2013. The result was a series of illustrations.
– Urbis Magazine.
View VideoWebsite design, logo and business cards for a startup online store.
— Arthouse Design, 12′
A logo is a graphic mark or emblem commonly used by businesses, organisations and individuals to promote instant public recognition.
— Various Logos.
A collection of arranged typographic experiments — pushing and playing with language made visible.
— Self Initiated.
Concept for NZMPIC, re-vitalising the film industry through classic memorable film quotes.
– NZMPIC.
Press campaign, creative direction and design.
— NZMPIC.
Type and Tee's go hand in hand.
— Self Initiated.
Collection of various print design briefs.
– Various Clients.
Designed, written, and printed during my 4th year of study.
— Canterbury University, 09′
Graphic Designer from New Zealand.
View RésuméAfter obtaining a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Canterbury University in Christchurch N.Z, Brendon moved to Auckland N.Z. Currently working at Art House Design on the North Shore, Brendon engages in many facets of design, predominantly for the film industry. Brendon’s complete knowledge of Art History and Graphic Design simply due to a healthy obsession, helps him to implement classic typography and simplistic elements of form, adapting them into practical applications. Brendon stays true to the ideas of Minimalism, Modernism and similar movements with all his work.
With specialisations in Graphic Design for Print & Web, a passion for great Typography, and a love of Illustration. Brendon searches for a never ending supply of inspiration on the internet and everything around him. Even a simple walk down the street cannot be complete without critiquing the kerning in a store front logo. Recently, Brendon became an author and active contributor at Design Assembly — New Zealand’s well known collective of Graphic Designers, Artists and Creatives.