While planning to launch a new mentoring scheme, the University of the Arts London initiated majestic disorder media’s involvement at a foundation level enabling us to organically grow and expand their vision.
The scheme is available to forthcoming graduates from a variety of educational disciplines who are matched with a mentor of compatible skillsets that guide their professional and personal development. To inform the participants and guide this process, we designed and produced two handbooks with original photography.
Our distinct approach was to photograph and showcase recent UAL graduates who are blossoming within their chosen artistic career. From graduates with a menswear label in Paris and jewellry design studio in London to photographers climbing the mountains of Tibet, we profiled the path of a variety of alums from the university’s six colleges. This body of work provided mentees with inspiration upon their journey, while illustrating to mentors the preceding talent.
We designed these mentoring handbooks by balancing the concise informative needs of the brief, but adding in colourful accentuations that’s representative of the brand and art school foundations. Additionally, we project managed the print production of the handbooks that included sourcing bids from printers, securing contracts, supervising the print and delivery processes.
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