ART & DESIGN RELATED
designing interpretation materials -
english heritage / heritage schools
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Application closing date: June 20, 2015 Vacancy commencement date: Immediately Positions available: 1-2 Recipient: Horfield Common PDF description |
Poster version
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Work with English Heritage’s Heritage Schools project coordinator to transform new content about the Horfield Common area of Bristol (created between January - March 2015 as part of an English Heritage local history project) into engaging interpretation materials (e.g a pamphlet including info about the local area) highlighting heritage information and landmarks.
The aim of Heritage Schools is to encourage young people to feel a sense of pride about the local area in which they live. Your work will contribute to the project - ensuring that the outcomes have high production values and a contemporary sense, whilst also acknowledging - and/or ‘nodding to’ - the heritage sector and its established communications/visual identity and conventions.
Skills & Attributes required: You will need design/layout skills and familiarity with Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. An interest in history is a plus. The materials need to appeal to audiences from a wide range of ages, and backgrounds and be able to be used by non-specialists.
Suited for: This is great opportunity for graphics, illustration and arts students to work on a professional style live brief and is an excellent portfolio builder.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES:
Please send an email indicating your interest, course, and year of study to Lisa Friedberg, Bristol Parkhive Project Coordinator, at Lisa.Friedberg@uwe.ac.uk. Please also include a link to an online portfolio or examples of your work if you have them.
The aim of Heritage Schools is to encourage young people to feel a sense of pride about the local area in which they live. Your work will contribute to the project - ensuring that the outcomes have high production values and a contemporary sense, whilst also acknowledging - and/or ‘nodding to’ - the heritage sector and its established communications/visual identity and conventions.
Skills & Attributes required: You will need design/layout skills and familiarity with Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. An interest in history is a plus. The materials need to appeal to audiences from a wide range of ages, and backgrounds and be able to be used by non-specialists.
Suited for: This is great opportunity for graphics, illustration and arts students to work on a professional style live brief and is an excellent portfolio builder.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES:
Please send an email indicating your interest, course, and year of study to Lisa Friedberg, Bristol Parkhive Project Coordinator, at Lisa.Friedberg@uwe.ac.uk. Please also include a link to an online portfolio or examples of your work if you have them.
