Bradley Sansom

My data-led design for G.F Smith's Portal vinyl sleeves

A zine exploring the journeys made on the Manchester Metrolink using publicly-available ridership data.

The newest issue of Manchester Met's student arts and culture magazine. I led the design collective, creating an issue celebrating authenticity made using manual processes including letterpress.

The Manchester School of Art's 2024 Graphic Design degree show. My team were responsible for the concept and branding, and I led the digital side, producing a website to showcase students' work.

A special publication celebrating a decade of aAh! Magazine and the Multimedia Journalism course at Manchester Met.

Type family based on the Richard Dunn Sports Centre, a brutalist Bradford landmark. It's based on the building's structure, with tall ascenders and extended counters matching the space-age structure.

A special expanded edition of Manchester Met's student magazine, marking 200 years of the university. Leading a team of student designers, illustrators, and photographers, we produced an issue to be proud of.

I upgraded and redesigned the website for the Society for the History of Women in the Americas, and updated their brand with a set of guidelines and deliverables.

A series of fonts I've created for aAh!, Manchester Met's student magazine. The first is based on the School of Art's wordmark, while the second series were produced in the letterpress workshop for the new issue.

A handy little sheet containing an at-a-glance view of the student support services the university offers, which has now been distributed to new students arriving at uni.

A mini edition of aAh!, themed Welcome Home to Manchester, featuring vintage typography and Mancunian-inspired patterns.

Animation to accompany the poem Topography Oxford Road by Andrew MacMillan, with motion-tracked typographic details to ground the poem within its setting and reflect the touching story within.

Animated graphical musical score representing the structure and instrumentation of Voodoo Ray, a 1988 acid house track by A Guy Called Gerald.