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Sophie Struthers
Graphic design

Winchester school of art, university of southampton

Graduates: 2025

Specialisms: Graphic Design / Typography

My location: London, United Kingdom

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Winchester school of art, university of southampton

Sophie Struthers

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First Name: Sophie

Last Name: Struthers

University / College: Winchester school of art, university of southampton

Course / Program: Graphic design

Graduates: 2025

Specialisms: Graphic Design / Typography

My Location: London, United Kingdom

About

A Graphic Arts graduate, specialising in Graphic Design. I am a type-based designer with a particular  interest in creating engaging designs to bring awareness to important social issues and use typography to encourage conversation. 

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Specialisms:

Graphic Design

Achieve diversity in all aspects of design: Historically, white men have dominated the design industry. Only recently, more women, members of the LGBTQIA+ community and people from different ethnic backgrounds have entered the field. The collective approach of a diverse design team brings diversity to the design process and outcomes, helping to reach broader audiences. Diversity within design involves reflecting a variety of personal experiences, backgrounds, skills and helps to achieve the goal of outcomes reaching broader audiences.This helps to create more inclusive designs facilitating effective communication with diverse communities. Aim: To communicate designers’ social responsibility to create visuals bringing attention to and educating audiences on current social issues. Achieving this recognises the importance of design being inclusive and diverse for everyone in society to feel valued and heard. Design: Extended the four-word phrase to reflect myh focus on inclusivity and diversity. Partical presentation of the letters communicates the impact of the phrase in erasing significant parts of a persons identity. The negative, but potentially unintended, consequence of the seemingly positive phrase, ‘I don’t see colour’, is highlighted by the typography and monochromatic colour scheme of my flag. These four simple words erase significant parts of a person’s identity.