Background:
Jamal Harewood is an activist who sets out to share his vision of race and identity through workshops around England. He is currently undergoing a freedom workshop that seeks to redefine the term ‘freedom’ by discussing each individual in the workshop—participants brought in different perspectives and Fresh insight onto specific topics free from any judgement and authenticity.
On the 27th of January, Jamal Harewood led an audience-based workshop, ‘Project Freedom’, in Minghella Studios theatre at Reading University. It comprises a diverse number of students that seek to redefine freedom on their terms. The workshop was a playful experience where participants were encouraged to discuss and share their views and opposition to different themes and activities. Each individual created a new definition of freedom and a pledge to follow through. Overall, the workshop brought a collective of ideas together.
The premise of this real job is to document the workshop and create deliverables that would suit Jamal’s brand and idea. He wanted to write about this temporary community's unique experience and show each individual's discussions and interpretations.
The Book cover design progress showing the different design drafts of Jamal Harewood's book cover
The final design of the front and back cover of Project Freedom
Mock up of book design
Inside pages of Jamal Harewood book
Ui and UX Design of Jamal Harewood's blog site. A web design of Project Freedom book contents
Blog Site of Jamals Harewood Project Freedom
