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A multidisciplinary Art Director and Graphic Designer based in London, working across creative direction, production, strategy, motion & graphic design for print and digital media. Morton's practice delves into various creative disciplines, visual storytelling and brand aesthetics – delivering impactful results that spans formats and mediums.
Currently, Morton serves as the Art Director at both Wonderland Magazine and Man About Town Magazine, where working across different facets of the fashion industry has afforded a unique and comprehensive understanding of visual communication and creative content.
Clients Include
Airtasker
A multidisciplinary Art Director and Graphic Designer based in London, working across creative direction, production, strategy, motion & graphic design for print and digital media. Morton's practice delves into various creative disciplines, visual storytelling and brand aesthetics – delivering impactful results that spans formats and mediums.
Currently, Morton serves as the Art Director at both Wonderland Magazine and Man About Town Magazine, where working across different facets of the fashion industry has afforded a unique and comprehensive understanding of visual communication and creative content.
Clients Include
Airtasker
Audemars Piguet
Boie USA
Bvlgari
Cartier
Chanel
Cheap Monday
Christian Louboutin
Coal Drops Yard
Cutler And Gross
Dior
Dior Jewellery
DKNY
Fendi
Fila
Gay Times
Guess
Gucci
Louis Vuitton
Man About Town Magazine
Omega
Pas Normal Studios
Tor & Co
The Body Shop
The British Embassy
University of The Arts London
Wonderland Magazine
The Shape Of Things To Come
Motion
Working alongside Robert Bandy, the Design and Communications Officer at Creative Folkestone, I had the opportunity to contribute to the Shape Of Things To Come book festival by creating a range of motion assets that expanded on the festival's existing identity. Through the use of stretched typography, dynamic shapes, and bold colors, my motion assets added a new dimension to the existing visual identity, enhancing the festival's vibrancy and energy. The design aims to capture the essence of the festival, celebrating the power of the written word to connect, challenge, and inspire.
Motion
Working alongside Robert Bandy, the Design and Communications Officer at Creative Folkestone, I had the opportunity to contribute to the Shape Of Things To Come book festival by creating a range of motion assets that expanded on the festival's existing identity. Through the use of stretched typography, dynamic shapes, and bold colors, my motion assets added a new dimension to the existing visual identity, enhancing the festival's vibrancy and energy. The design aims to capture the essence of the festival, celebrating the power of the written word to connect, challenge, and inspire.
