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ALT-D Magazine
ALT-D is a collective of students whose core aim was to create an alternative 2020 online graduate showcase for the Edinburgh College of Art students. They held a gallery exhibition near the Scottish Boarders, showcased our work on Billboards in Edinburgh and created a zine sold online and now featured in the Tate Gallery's archives.
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Above: The ALT-D Zine featuring my 2-page graphic novel and profile illustration.
Below: A closer look into the 2-page centrefold graphic novel I designed and created for the ALT-D Zine.


Below: My illustrations featured next to an article on ALT-D. The article didn't paint our project or ethos in a very good light and saw it as a negative reaction to our Universities attempt at an online degree show. However, I believe our response was only a positive outlook on the current pandemic we were in. We were expecting a degree show, discussions with employers and prospect of a future. ALT-D was a response created from the opportunity we were given. My design of a 2 page graphic novel was to tell the story of how the collective was formed in its true image.


Below: My degree show work featured on a billboard in Edinburgh.
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Below: Advertisement in Edinburgh for the ALT-D exhibition held at Zembla Gallery.
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