Jess Warner-Buttery
I’m a graphic designer who is especially inspired by editorial, typographic and web design. It’s important to me to utilise design as a tool for positive change and communication. I pride myself on my visual and copywriting skills, as well as being a motivated self-starter who enjoys taking personal responsibility for aspects of a project, both alone and as part of a collaborative team. Problem-solving is something I take care to approach in a way that is open-minded, curious and well researched. I'm excited to continue my journey through the graphic design industry and connect with more people, so
The Pandemic Graduates
An A2 Poster series I designed to celebrate the unique skillset and perspective those of us graduating during the pandemic will be entering the creative industry with.
How Can I Help?
A B5 zine focussed on driving individuals to take action against wealth divide in the UK. The zine features a chart to help readers decide what they're able to do, and resources and information on different positive actions to follow.
Nostalgia: An Exploration
A book exploring the topic of nostalgia and what it means to different people, through essays, infographics, a photo series and other topics such as nostalgia marketing.
Mythbusting
A B5 zine de bunking "finger pointing", stereotypes and myths perpetuated about those claiming universal credit benefits, as part of my work around tackling wealth divide in the UK.
'Mosaic: Just A Number' Website
A visual walkthrough of my "Just A Number" website, a response style outcome focussed on Experian's 'Mosiac' Consumer Classification System, the categorisation and stereotypes it perpetuates, what data on UK citizens they sell and who it is sold to.