Evan Turner




  1. Reimagining Music 
  2. Print & Publication
  3. Working an Insight 
  4. Logo & Branding
  5. Design for a Cause
  6. I Like Research!














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P03 → Royal Mail Stamps


The insight for this project stems from thinking about why stamps are usually created. I realised that commemorative stamps are always celebrating and highlighting big occassions nationally and internationally. Wanting to flip this convention, I used the large platform of special stamps to promote something small that may 
go under the public radar.The human brain is wired to respond to rewards. Recognising and apprec-iating small wins activates our reward centers, helping reinforce behaviors 
and encourage continued effort. This is really important for 
those suffering with mental 
health issues, as anxiety 
and dread can often turn 
into procrastination.Mental health is so important, 
and it affects everyones lives 
in some shape or form. Promoting 
and sup-porting a mental health charity in this way allows the message to spread to previously untapped areas. Public places 
and social media are saturated with mental health awareness 
and content, so diversifying 
where the messages come from 
is the next step for the cause. 



Alongside my BARB tea project, 
I had a second module that gave 
us a number of small breifs to complete over the semester. The piece above was an outcome from one of those breifs. The task 
was to create a set of 6 british standard stamps; they could 
be for or based on any subject, 
the idea just had to be unique 
and cohesive.Although a fictional collaborative breif, my aim was to design the stamps with the charities branding and design aethstetic in mind. 
I wanted the stamps to feel like they could be apart of a ‘Mind’ campaign, instead of designing 
in any kind of way and then just slapping their logo on the front, 
to tie the idea together.