FInals - YAC magazine cover and spread

Finals - Magazine Cover

Finals - Annual report

Finals - Letterhead and buisness card

Letterhead

 

Buisness card

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Regions - northern island

Devenish Island Monastic Site, Co.Fermanagh

The most important of Lough Erne's many island church settlements, Devenish was founded in the sixth century by Saint Molaise. Admire the beautifully carved, intricate details including a ruined Augustinian abbey with figures and sculptures and climb the round tower. The round tower stands at 30 metres (100ft) tall – internal ladders inside the tower mean the visitor can climb to the top and marvel at the spectacular views.

Also situated on the island are the walls of the Oratory of Saint Molaise who established the monastery in the 6th century, on a pilgrim route to Croagh Patrick.

Devenish Island can be found just outside Enniskillen, County Fermanagh approximately 1 and half miles by car, followed by a short boat trip.

For more details on boat tours to Devenish contact: Fermanagh Tourist Information Centre T: 028 6632 3110

While in the area why not visit another local island, White Island, which can be accessed via ferry which leaves from Castle Archdale Country Park.

Regions - wales

Denbigh Castle

Denbigh Castle is one of the castles built by King Edward I of England during his conquest of Wales. It stands on a rocky promontory above the small town of Denbigh.
The site of the castle was probably occupied from the early Christian period, with the possibility that a native Welsh fortress was built on the site and was being used as a royal centre immediately before the building of the current stone castle. The current stone castle was begun by Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln, to whom King Edward had granted the territory, shortly after the defeat of the last native Welsh prince in 1282. The original plan of the castle consisted of a long span of curtain walls with irregularly spaced projecting, half round towers with two gateways. These original walls now form the town walls. The current castle was divided from the rest of the enclosed area by a newer set of more massive walls in the style of Caernarfon Castle, including the unique three-towered gatehouse that is its most striking feature. Although there is no hard evidence to prove it, it is widely believed that the architect responsible for these walls was the king's Master Mason, Master James of Saint George. The castle is also the home of one apparation of the "Grey Lady".

Regiouns - Yorkshire

Roche Abbey

Beautifully set in a valley landscaped by ‘Capability’ Brown in the 18th Century. Roche Abbey has one of the most complete ground plans of any English Cistercian monastery, laid out as excavated foundations. 

The soaring early Gothic transepts of this Cistercian monastery still survive to their original height and are ranked in importance with the finest early Gothic architecture in Britain.  To complete your fun family day out in South Yorkshire why not visit close by Brodsworth Hall and Gardens, or Conisbrough Castle

Regions - Eastmiddlands

Gainsborough Old Hall

A perfectly maintained 16th century Manor House with stunning Great Hall and splendid medieval kitchens. The house was built in 1460 by Sir Thomas Burgh as a demonstration of his family's wealth and importance. Henry VIII met his future wife Catherine Parr at Gainsborough Old Hall.

Regions - Scotland

Scotland Skara Brae.

Skara Brae Prehistoric Village

The neolithic settlement of Skara Brae lies near the dramatic white beach of the Bay of Skaill. Skara Brae is the best preserved groups of prehistoric houses in Western Europe.

Uncovered by a storm in 1850, the attraction presents a remarkable picture of life around 5,000 years ago.

Visitors can experience a vivid impression of the realities of a prehistoric village and see ancient homes fitted with stone beds, dressers and seats. A replica construction allows visitors to fully understand the interior of a prehistoric house.

An informative visitor centre provides touch-screen presentations, fact-finding quizzes for children and adults, and an opportunity to see artefacts discovered during archaeological excavations in the 1970s.

There is a cafe (which may have restricted opening hours in the winter) and a well stocked gift shop selling locally-made souvenirs and crafts.

Skara Brae is part of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site

Buisness card ideas

The only buisness card research you will ever need

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YAC New magazine cover and spreads

I took on board what the bloke from legard jepson said and i have gona down the horrible history road. I used to love this stuff when i was younger, i still love watching films/ tv shows like gladiator, spartacus, conan, 300 ect so i have made a magazine for my 10 year old self. I have used the art of one of my favorite artists Cary Nord.



YAC magazine rebrand

New YAC mascot (Harold the mole)

Annual Report continued

Here are some more development ideas for my annual report cover.

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Annual Report ideas

The shovel and why i have used it 

The hardest few days work i have ever done involved a shovel so to me the shovel symbolizes hard work and an annual report should be about hard work paying off. Also archaeology is all about digging up the past so that works great too, i think people who see this will think about digging up things other than my hard work thing.

 

 

Here the 11th shovel is highlighted to symbolize the year 2011 and obviously next year the 12th shovel would be highlighted.

 

 

 

 

 

 

i think this one is my favorite so far.

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