Juliet Lall: Digital Design

2010: I am available for freelance, contract or full time work immediately.

2010: This is an experimental Photoshop piece where I have completely skinned the strawberry with the surface of a circuit board. There are other fruits in the cyber collection.

2009: I created a series of characters called The Doobies. They are under water themed characters. Here you see 3 of the characters, originally created in Illustrator.

2009: This skull illustration is another experimental piece using one of my characters (originally created in Photoshop). I aimed to create a 3D like background with focused lighting.

2010: Website redesign for Lifeplus.com. Their main products include high quality vitamins and supplements, recommended through friends and contacts.

2009: Flash Microsite to inform members of supersavvyme.com of the product benefits and tour dates of 'The Big Bold Hug Tour'. Users can also apply for a free sample of Bold 2in1.

2009: Flash Microsite to inform members of supersavvyme.com of the range of products by Lenor.The biggest drive in this campaign was to get users to sign up to supersavvyme membership by applying for a free sample of Lenor. Over 40,000 people applied. Site created in Photoshop with assets prepared for Flash development. Worked closely with the developer to art direct animation.

2009: Our company website to inform and showcase the work created by Augmatic on Augmented Reality. Concept to completion. Used Illustrator and Photoshop.

2010: Flash microsite pitch for Eve (owned by Carlsberg), a fruity and low alcoholic drink for women. Initial concept was to use Facebook connect, allow users to select 3 friends, create a group page that allows you to see your selected friends on billboards and other outdoor ads, and esssentially 'Star in your City' (to tie in with the release of Sex in the City 2). The group have the chance to win a trip to New York. Designs created in Photoshop.

2009: This was a Royal Mail microsite campaign to inform businesses of their products. Created in Photoshop, Illustrator, following wireframes from IA. Worked closely with IA and developers to conceptualise and add functionality. The final designs had a much fresher feel compared to its usual template.

2009: A Royal Mail microsite campaign to inform businesses of Royal Mail's delivery services. Created in Photoshop and using wireframes from the IA. Worked closely with IA and developers to conceptualise and add functionality. Also creating Flash assets for the customised video player.

2009: Flash Microsite to inform members of supersavvyme.com (a P&G run website especially designed for mothers) of the product benefits and competitions. One of the USPs for this site was to present 'Ariel Excel Gel with Febreze.' Designs followed wireframes and assets were prepared for Flash development.

2009: Flash Microsite for a French washing detergent product called 'Gama'. The blog was created to communicate with selected consumers on the product features, scents etc.

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2009: Rich media banners with MPU, leaderboard and skyscraper to heighten the experience of using Bold 2in1 for your washing. There are four scents in this range, each with their own unique identity. The banner allows the user to choose a flower associated with that scent, and then be taken on a tour of the garden to plant the seedling and watch it blossom.

2010: We were briefed by GSK to create a 'health' site to inform the public and Healthcare Professionals of GSK's products, news and events, with complete backend CMS system. A new website was designed and created, along with a new branding solution to heighten recognition and embody the term 'health.' The symbol was meant to resemble the original GSK logo, double helix and the Rod of Asclepius, an ancient symbol associated with medicine and healing.

2008: A logo created for an a women only gym.

2008: This viral campaign was originally created in Photoshop and assets were prepared for Flash. The idea was to allow users to upload photos of their friends, select 'revealing'' headlines for the magazine front cover, and send the cover to a friend. This project did not go live unfortunately.