ROBERT MORAN

GRAPHIC DESIGN PORTFOLIO

2018
INTERNET PRIVACY

BRIEF
After the Facebook/ Cambridge
Analytica scandal, people are thinking
about their privacy online more than
ever. However, not many people fully
understand how to protect their right to
privacy and anonymity on the internet.
Design something to educate people
about staying protected online.

SOLUTION
An educational leaflet describing the
main tools that can be freely used to
stay protected online. This would include
things like VPN, Tor and encryption.
GREENER CHOICES

BRIEF
Seemingly everything these days comes
wrapped in plastic, even food produce
that comes in its own natural packaging.
Find a way to encourage consumers
to make greener choices while out
shopping..

SOLUTION
A new rating system that grades
products on a scale of 0-10 based on
how environmentally friendly they
are. This would include production,
recyclability, and how harmful the
materials are. Having this rating
displayed on products would help push
consumers to buy greener alternatives
to their usual purchases.
SOMETHING FROM
NOTHING

BRIEF
One of the biggest offenders when it
comes to unsustainable design is toys.
They are often manufactured using
too many different materials, plastics
that cannot be recycled and hard to
get to electronic components. This
creates problems when it comes to
recycling. Find a way to encourage more
sustainable design for toys for younger
children.

SOLUTION
An app that hosts user-submitted
instructions to create new toys out
of common household packaging
waste (tins, bottles, boxes etc.). This
would show children that just because
something has completed its initial
purpose, that doesn’t mean it can’t then
be used to create something new.
CONNECTED
CORNWALL

BRIEF
Promote the growing technology sector
in Cornwall to make it seem like the
new ‘Silicon Valley’.

SOLUTION
A website based visual directory of
companies in the region. This would
allow consumers to connect with them,
businesses to talk to each other and see
what’s around them, and also encourage
people to rent or buy property to set up
their own business.
PUBLICATION

BRIEF
We were given content for a publication
to be handed out at a typography
convention. we were tasked with putting
it all together, editing and laying out
the text, and creating numerous gallery
responses to the articles inside.

SOLUTION
My response was to keep any
illustrations fun and text-related,
but also minimalistic to reduce oany
distraction from the actual text.
TYPE TALKS
POSTERS

BRIEF
Based on information I had been given
in the form of some text, I had to create
three different posters promoting ‘War
of the Words’.

SOLUTION
Three unique posters that have been
created using text alone. This helps to
suggest the theme of the event itself.
ATLANTIC EDGE

BRIEF
My own band required branding,
including a logo and some posters. The
posters are to advertise an upcoming
single as well as a seperate poster for a
tour.

SOLUTION
To reflect the serious and refined sound
we were going for in the music, I made
use of sharp lines and thin typefaces.
 PERSONAL
#EB677A #009A93 #EAE8E9 #5E5E5E BRANDING

BRIEF
To create a brand that represents
‘outside the box’ thinking. I wanted a
versatile logo, colour scheme, business
cards and an online presence.

SOLUTION
To illustrate this ‘outside the box’
thinking, I made my logo look like a
physical box. It can also represent
building ideas and creativity. I also made
my business cards to be folded out into
cubes. This makes them easier to display
and makes them stand out.
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 MISSION
ABOUT ST PETROCS SUPPORT SERVICES
ST PETROCS
SOCIETY
STATEM
EN T
YOUR PRIVACY
WORKING TO END
Sometimes people are reluctant to donate in the fear that they HOMELESSNESS IN CORNWALL St Petroc’s Society was the first organisation in Cornwall RESETTLEMENT SERVICES FRESHFIELDS
To provide accommodation, support, advice, training will be bombarded with follow up letters or even worse with to provide accommodation and social care services to Our teams in Truro and Penzance provide services to assist We operate a telephone helpline providing information and
and resettlement services to single homeless people in their details being given to other charities. St Petroc’s Society meet the needs of the single homeless. people access training, accommodation and employment support on drug use, and a bespoke counselling service to

Cornwall. Within the resources available we strive to
provide the best quality of service possible. Our primary
aim is to provide these services to people aged 16–65
years and for whom no provision is made within the
community, either statutory or otherwise.
We believe in...
• Assessing each person’s needs on an individual basis
and arranging care and support accordingly, pioneering
innovative services if appropriate.
• Providing our dedicated staff with support and training
will never give your name or details to any other organisation
and we will not ask you again for a donation. The single homeless are those that, more often than not,
fall outside the responsibility of statutory authorities. Very
We produce occasional newsletters and if you would like to be often they are sleeping ‘rough’ and may have a range of
kept up to date with our events then please email us on the difficulties, including drug or alcohol dependency, mental ill
address below and request an Opt In form which allows you health, relationship problems or an offending lifestyle, which
to choose what you receive. contribute to their homelessness and social exclusion. St
Petroc’s exists to provide a diverse range of services for this
particular group.
The services offered are in no way a solution to the problems
CONTACT US
faced on a day to day basis by homeless people living on the
that is appropriate for their needs. We also offer a GP drop-in
surgery, access to showers and laundry facilities, as well as
clothing, food and bedding in emergency situations. There
are also many activities which include Art and IT classes.
Services in our Truro and Penzance Resource Centres
were accessed 16,757 times in 2016/17.
ASSERTIVE STREET OUTREACH
The Outreach team engages with rough sleepers county-
wide in order to link them to appropriate services and
support networks. Their aim is to reduce rough sleeping,
assist those with multiple issues in gaining the support they
STUDIO 1850
help and support those affected by addiction issues.
SUPPORTED ACCOMMODATION
We have a number of houses providing supported
accommodation across the county, currently with a total of 80
bed spaces. The houses offer a place of safety and stability giving
individuals a place to call “home” where they can then progress
towards independant living equipped with the life skills to sustain
this.
HOSPITAL DISCHARGE SYSTEM

of a high professional and practical quality. We strive for
equal opportunity in our employment processes.
• Ensuring equality of access and opportunity for
all sections of the community, a policy of non
discrimination on the grounds of race, gender, sexual
orientation, religion or political beliefs. We actively
promote the employment of people with personal
experience of homelessness.
• Aiming for effective and representative consumer,
BRIEF
In partnership with Cornwall Council and the NHS we
St Petroc's Society, Lander House, 5 Upper streets. Instead they give required breathing space to some of need, contribute to community safety partnerships, help
operate a scheme to ensure no patient is discharged from
Lemon Villas, Truro, TR1 2PD the most vulnerable people in Cornwall. They give hope and people to adopt a less harmful lifestyle, and ultimately find
hospital onto the streets or back to accommodation without
Admin & Finance: 01872 260948 vital support to ensure that every opportunity is given long term accommodation.
their underlying housing and health problems being addressed.
to each person to rebuild their lives. Providing somewhere safe
Services & Help: 01872 264153
and welcoming is essential and providing a home is just the
NOS DA KERNOW
home@stpetrocs.org.uk start for so many.
AN EARLY INTERVENTION SCHEME
www.stpetrocs.org.uk
I N F O R M AT I O N It is always worth remembering that many of us are only
No Second Night Out and No First Night Out team,
@stpetrocs Eve ry ho me les working alongside our Resettlement and Assertive Outreach
s one pay cheque away from homelessness. What support

To replace their information leaflet with

purchaser and community involvement in service per son is som teams run a 24-hour service. This service provides a bed
@StPetrocsSociety eon e’s would we want if we found ourselves standing on the
provision and delivery at all levels. fat her, mo the PLEASE space to new rough sleepers and a proactive approach to
r, street with no home, family or friends to turn to?
bro the r, sis ter TAKE M preventing homelessness. Intensive help is given along with
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something that fits modern standards,

dau ght er, unc an immediate place of safety to clients in the early stages of
voluntary and statutory agencies in order to ensure le or /1 7 w e
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the social and health care needs of our clients are fully
homelessness while an assessment of their needs is carried D u ri n 3 5 4 p e o p le
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out and a personalised housing plan is drawn up. h o u se su p p o rt e d Of the people we

and generally looks more professional

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ac co m are in our supported
accomodation
Member of the National Housing Federation

and polished.
We never give up!

WH AT
VOLUNTEERING DONATIONS Online purchases

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Gifts

At St Petroc’s Society we have long considered the
role of volunteers to be an important one. The value to
the organisation and service provision to our clients is
immeasurable.
In recent years we have sought to improve our recruitment
of volunteers and extend their role across our services
throughout Cornwall. We have introduced better inductions,
mentoring, training and on-going support and appraisals.
Each volunteer brings with them their own personality
VO LU NT
EE RS
SAY
“It’s like being part of a family. We all look after each other. I’m
learning new skills all the time and have more confidence now.”
“Everyone has been so welcoming and I love coming to work!”
“I always wanted to do something to make a difference in my
community but I wasn’t sure if I would have the right skills and
was a bit nervous at first. The team have been so helpful and
supportive and I really feel I have a new career path now.”
During 2016/17 86 volunteers
COULD YOU BE A VOLUNTEER?
Do you like helping people? WHY WE NEED YOUR HELP
As a charitable organisation we rely on the goodwill
Do you have some free time you’d like to make use of in
and generosity of benefactors. Their kindness and
your community?
generosity helps to support the work we do in working
with the single homeless in Cornwall.
Do you like talking to people?
Are you a good listener? WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES
You money will go to support our services throughout the
Are you looking for work experience to enhance your
year, detailed overleaf. These are services supporting some of
skills and CV?
the most vulnerable individuals in our community, from the
SOLUTION
Every time you buy something online you could also be
We are always grateful for any items that clients may need. raising money for us.
Examples are: Register on www.easyfundraising.org.uk and select St Petroc’s
• toiletries • underwear Society as your cause. Then, when you go shopping, instead of
• bedding • shoes going to the retailer’s website, go to www.easyfundraising.org.uk
• clothes • dried food first. Link to the retailer from there and go shopping as normal.
• tin openers The price of your purchase is exactly the same as if you’d visited
• tinned food – especially with ring pulls the retailer directly.
Over 2,700 well known retailers including Amazon, John Lewis,
eBay and Tesco will donate a percentage of what you spend to
say thank you for shopping with them.
Their last leaflet was produced on
Microsoft Office, so I wanted to make
Fundraising events
Monetary donations
We hold a variety of fun events throughout the year
from quizzes to sporting events to even wearing your Donations can be made securely by debit or credit card online

something much more attractive for

and students gave 3463 hours street, into accommodation and equipping them with the life
and individuality with their own unique blend of skills, Do you have hobbies and interests you could share with odd socks for the day.
skills they need to live independently. through localgiving.com. Simply go to
experience, creativity and personal interests. Put all of of their time! JO IN others? The events are great for individuals, corporate organisations,
OU www.localgiving.com/charity/stpetrocs. If you prefer, cheques
the volunteers together with a strong, committed and TEAM R schools, clubs and groups. We would also love to hear about any

the charity. They insisted that all the

! can be sent to our Admin and Finance Office. Alternatively, we
experienced staff team and you have something that is Can you make a good cup of tea? ideas you have for fundraising.
If you would like a collection box for your shop, would be delighted to accept a regular donation by
very special — vibrancy, energy and talent — to enhance
restaurant, church or other organisation please contact standing order. You can download a standing order from our
FRIENDS OF ST PETROC’S

text be kept from the previous leaflet,

and develop our services. Are you creative with art, graphic design or photography?
our Admin and Finance Office which will be pleased to Collection bags website.
St Petroc’s have groups of Friends in Truro, Newquay, Bodmin and
Falmouth who support the work in the houses. They do this by supply you with one. Please drop them into any of our supported accommodation Christmas appeal
Do you like a good social life and meeting people?

and there’s a lot of it, so that was a

There is no such thing as “just a volunteer” at
St Petroc’s. Volunteers are well respected and of equal
value within the team.
depends on individual needs. The money also helps to maintain the
BASIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS
All volunteer opportunities are probationary for three months
and subject to a DBS check which we will pay for. Volunteers
will also be reimbursed for any out of pocket expenses incurred
within the volunteer role. This includes travel at 45p per mile if
using your own vehicle and/or full refund of public transport costs.
organising several fundraising events throughout the year.
The money they raise helps support residents to gain access to
training, a home start pack for when they move on, help with a
deposit – in fact the possibilities are endless as this very much
volunteers are recruited for their personal skills, interests
and hobbies and together, we create a role which inspires
fabric of the accommodation.
We are looking to develop Friends groups in other locations
around the county, so if you feel you could contribute, we would
love to hear from you. If you would like to become involved with
a Friends group or would like more information, please see the
contact details overleaf.
Our fundraising events are great for this!
We have many different roles to offer but very often,
others and enhances our services. If you think you might
be interested in volunteering and would like to discuss
opportunities, please contact Lois Wild.
lois.wild@stpetrocs.org.uk or call 01872 260948.
Opportunities can also be found on our website
www.stpetrocs.org.uk/vacancies.
houses or our resource centres in Truro or Penzance. Depending Each year we launch our Christmas Appeal at our carol service
CSR – Corporate Social Responsibility on the availability of our storage space we also take household
which is held on the first Friday of December alternately at
Do you run a business? You may have some time or skills you items and furniture and fittings (that comply with current safety Truro Cathedral and Truro Methodist Church. The Appeal is
might like to donate. You may also like to consider sponsoring
an event or organising a team building event for your staff
team. If you would like to discuss how we can work together,
standards) to use in our supported accommodation and to pass to
clients as they move into their own accommodation.
supported by many individuals, schools, organisations and local
churches and raises much needed funds to contribute to our
valuable work throughout the year.
challenge. I think this is a great piece
that really reflects the charity.
please contact Corinna Langford. Email We send out Appeal packs in November each year that comprise
Bequests
corinna.langford@stpetrocs.org.uk or call on 01872 260948. individual gift aid envelopes together with our newsletter and
Leaving a bequest in your will can result in tax advantages for your
other information about our work. We ask you to distribute the
estate as well as providing valuable funds for our organisation.
envelopes to your members and coordinate their return to us. To
Please ensure you take appropriate legal advice when considering
take part in our Appeal please contact our Admin and Finance
leaving a bequest.
Team.
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STUDIO 1850 This project involved creating packaging
for two new flavours to the Easy Bean
crispbread range. The aesthetic existed
from previous flavours, but new designs
had to be made for the new flavours.
Some promo material was required,
(banner ads, tasting mats for events and
web features like the one above).
This was one of the very first pieces of
work to actually get manufactured, so
that was incredibly satisfying. The design
had to keep within the constraints of
the existing image, however I’m still
proud of it.
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