graphics & illustration

Graphic design: posters and posts

I make posters, flyers, and other graphics in Photoshop (and occasionally in InDesign or in Canva if working with clients who want to edit the graphics later).

UNBOUND: Grassroots improvised performance nights

UNBOUND was an (ir)regular improvised performance variety night featuring local artists in South London.

For each show, I would design the poster, edit the trailer, and then tech the performances and create live video art in response to the performance.

This would be a mix of pre-curated video loops, text, and live drawing, across multiple projection surfaces.

Each show was teched and projection mapped using Adobe Photoshop and Isadora.

Posters for Short Films

Here are some of the posters & flyers I designed for Circus Piddly.

Logo & poster design for Maybe You Like It Productions

I designed the logo for Maybe You Like it back in 2019, and since then I've done occasional poster designs for them.

Pleading Stupidity is a fast paced comedy play based on a true story about two people trying to rob a bank while wearing their work name tags.

Sorry (I broke your arms and legs) is a 'play in several powerpoints' which toured England and Wales in 2025.

Maybe You Like It's website

Posters for Short Films

Here are the posters for some of my previous short films.

Poster design for other shows

I've designed a lot of posters for theatre - here are a few examples:

Other work

I've done so much different work that it's hard to fit it all in -- so here are some other things I haven't been able to include otherwise.

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  One For All: a livestreamed gameshow with remote contestants

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  Pinocchia: an award-winning remote performance

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  Facilitation work and arts workshops

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  Tech support for simultaneous interpretation

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  Minority language film screenings

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  Four More Walls: award-winning digital workshops

My background

I've been drawing as long as I can remember, and making films as soon as I could get my hands on a camera.

I got into technical theatre at university, and learned the software for video design and projection mapping during lockdown.

I'm self-taught when it comes to coding and software development.

I now work as a freelance artist, filmmaker, and designer.

Skills

I'm a generalist and have a wide skillset, including:

Education

I have a BA in Philosophy and Linguistics (graduated 2021).

I studied film with the BFI FutureFilm Academy (2017) and was on the BAFTA Mentorship programme (2018).

I studied facilitation with the National Theatre Learning Department.

I have a Level 2 Certificate in British Sign language, and am currently studying Level 3.

While at school I took classes in cartooning and comic book art from HuwJ Matsumura.

My interests

I'm interested in stories: film, theatre, prose, music, journalism, anything with narrative.

I like working on projects which embrace and champion accessibility -- I've worked on projects with Deaf artists, learning-disabled artists, and artists with limb differences.

I'm interested in minority languages -- I've started curating film screenings of films in British/Celtic minority languages.

I love movies -- my favourite filmmaker is Buster Keaton.

I studied analytic philosophy at university, and am particularly interested in metaphysics and logic. I wrote my thesis on time travel.

I play bass guitar and occasionally write songs. I play basketball (badly) and am taking gymnastics/tricking classes.

Contact

You can email me at djangopinter @ gmail.com

(Any videogame related questions please send to django @ pondarea.com)