Paul Mallinson : Writer : Designer : Photographer

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Design Experience Mallo is a fully-qualified graphic designer with many years experience in the field, in various industries and mediums. He has designed everything from pages in the Argos catalogue, to commercial DVD covers. As well as possessing a profound love of typography, Mallo also understands the importance of attention to detail. Combined with his love of photography, Mallo is capable of single-handedly producing extremely high quality, original artwork for a variety of uses. Mallo's magazine experience means that he also fully understands the repro and printing process, and is fully conversant with all leading design applications - from Photoshop, to Quark and beyond. Work samples "I have designed a huge range of material - for print, for the web, and for TV. This page is a small selection of examples." Below: Some film posters. Above: Flaunt-Wear: "Creating the Flaunt-Wear designs involved lots of photography, and lots of time-consuming cut-outs." Above: Search Extreme show booth: "The above design was produced full size and used at the AVN Expo in Las Vegas, Jan 2004." Below: Various designs: "I'm pretty good at designing logos and creating visuals from scratch." Click here to return to top of page Above: Taste The Fucking Difference: "A spoof of the Sainsbury's range of foods, created for Seethru Shop. I took all the photos and designed the whole thing from the ground up." Below: More spoof designs for Seethru: "Again: all photos and designs created from scratch. NOT robbed from the Internet!" Click here to return to top of page Above: More logo designs: "I've designed magazine logos, DVD logos, award logos, website logos, fashion logos, company logos, logos for banners, for adverts and logos for the hell of it." Below: Pages for Argos: "They print over 20 million copies of the Argos catalogue. Here are two designs I did that got printed." Below: Various designs: "I've designed for all kinds of people in the past - from recording artists to big business toy companies." Above: "And adult entertainment companies in the San Fernando Valley, California." Below: Deranged: "Low-budget horror magazine with an extremely high budget look and feel." Below: Flaunt-Wear posters: "Series of four posters designed to commemorate the launch of Flaunt-Wear." Below: Opal Flashpoint: "A CD sleeve design that snowballed into an entire marketing campaign." I designed websites for the BBC TV series "Attachments" These were 'spoof' (made-up) adult websites that featured in a story about domain squatters. They appeared frequently throughout episode five of the first series. They apparently appeared so frequently that the BBC got into trouble with the Broadcasting Standards Commission, who upheld complaints about the nudity. Spoilsports! These sites are tame anyway, compared to what you find online. Click here to return to top of page