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gregbunbury

Design for cultural and social impact. Graphic Designer, Creative Consultant, D&I consultant. Curator of #blackoutdoorart. London, UK.

In this episode of Design For The People, I speak

In this episode of Design For The People, I speak to Afrofuturist filmmaker @nosaigbinedion.

Nosa’s work is dedicated to creating speculative fiction, covering futurism, tech, social realism and spirituality, yet rooted in African culture, mythology and perspective. His short films have won multiple awards and played in festivals around the world.

His passion for comic books and superheroes, and African spirituality and philosophy led him to conceptualise the 'Rise of Orisha' series – perhaps the first African superhero film, years before Marvel’s 'Black Panther'.

In this episode Nosa shares his journey from an Astrophysics degree to science fiction, the challenges faced by Black filmmakers in getting their stories told, and the importance of innovative storytelling as a means of connecting cultures.

The podcast is available in both audio and video. Visit the link in my bio for the episode, or search Design For The People on every major podcast platform, including Apple (a bit slow to update today, but should be on there shortly), Spotify, and Amazon.

#blackfilm #blackfilmmakers #blackfilms #oya #blackdirectors #filmmaker #filmmaking #filmmakers #design #blackcreatives #africa #fortheculture #culture

On this week’s episode of the podcast, I’m joi

On this week’s episode of the podcast, I’m joined by community artist Martin Goodrich. Martin was the co-founder of the Free Form Community Arts Trust, established in 1969.

For over 35 years, Free Form delivered imaginative urban renewal & regeneration through art and design-led solutions, to humanise social and physical environments.

Martin shares his journey from educator to environmental artist, the stories and lessons learned along the way, and inspiring words for future generations of socially-minded creatives.

The podcast is available in both audio and video format. Visit the link in my bio for the episode, or search Design For The People on every major podcast platform, including Apple, Spotify, and Amazon.

#FreeForm #art #artist #MartinGoodrich #Freeformarts #London #Hackney #DesignForThePeople #HackneyGazette #artistsoninstagram #community

This week on the Design For The People podcast, I

This week on the Design For The People podcast, I speak to rising design talent, @jahnavinniss, discussing how incorporating analogue practices in her work has enabled her to connect and shape cultural narratives around race.

Jahnavi is a recent graduate from Central Saint Martins in Graphic Communication Design, with a practice built around influencing social attitudes towards groups of underrepresented communities.

She is the winner of the Nova Unilever #Unstereotype Award 2020 and the CSM Deans Collection Award 2020.

The podcast is available in both audio and video format. Visit the link in my bio for the episode, or search Design For The People on every major podcast platform, including Apple, Spotify, and Amazon.

My thanks to Jahnavi for sharing her insight and perspective!

#design #graphicdesign #graphicdesigner #DesignForThePeople #inspiration #creative #blackdesigners #blackdesign #blackdesigner #BlackBritish #BlackHistory #BlackandBritish

On the latest episode of Design For The People, I

On the latest episode of Design For The People, I speak to multi-disciplinary creative @samuelmensahb (@creators.supply).

We discuss serving others through design, his relationship with his Ghanian heritage and how values inform creativity.

The podcast is available in both audio and video format. Visit the link in my bio for the episode, or search Design For The People on every major podcast platform, including Apple, Spotify, and Amazon.

New episodes every Friday!

#design #graphicdesign #graphicdesigner #podcast #DesignForThePeople #amplifymelanatedvoices #inspiration #creative #blackdesigners #blackdesign #ghana #motivation

Super excited to announce my new podcast, Design F

Super excited to announce my new podcast, Design For The People, where every week I speak to the inspiring minds using design and creativity, towards social change.

Inspired by the amazing creative activism we’ve seen this year around social causes, I wanted to create a format that amplified the creatives and designers making a positive difference in our communities.

Joining me for Episode 1 is designer Nadina Ali (@nadinadidthis) discussing the Power of Conscious Choices. Across fashion design, product development and graphic design, Nadina's work reflects her passionate viewpoints on social justice, sustainability and inclusive business practices.

The podcast is available in both audio and video format. Visit the link in my bio for the episode, or search Design For The People on every major podcast platform, including Apple, Spotify, and Amazon.

New episodes every Friday!

#design #graphicdesign #graphicdesigner #podcast #activism #DesignForThePeople #amplifymelanatedvoices #designinspiration #creative #blackdesigners

My latest poster design for #BlackOutdoorArt, is a

My latest poster design for #BlackOutdoorArt, is a riff on the iconic ‘John & Paul & Ringo & George’ Beatles t-shirt by @jetset_experimental in 2001, and a reminder of the values we aspire to in our fight against inequality.

As discussions around equality in society are becoming increasingly polarised and binary - Black vs white, right vs left, Brexit vs Remain, Republican vs Democrat - it’s easy to lose sight of what it is we’re actually fighting for.

The goal is NOT status, self-interest, or pulling someone else down - the goal is a compelling future. A society that works for everyone.

And such a society is not possible through more division. Only through Diversity, Equality, Inclusion and Empathy.

The billboards are currently live throughout #London: Walthamstow Central, Kingsland Road, Clapham High Street, Elephant & Castle, Kilburn High Road, Brodesbury Park Station, Cambridge Heath Station, Seven Sisters Station & Goldhawk Road Station.

If you come across one, please share and tag! All support makes it possible for us to continue the project.

The Black Outdoor Art campaign is hosted and made possible, from billboards donated by @brotherhoodmedia.

A special thanks to Dom & Jim for giving myself, and all the other creatives involved this platform to make our voices heard. Their support, bravery and generosity this year has been incredible.

And big thanks to @london-streetshots for photographing everyone’s work!

#diversity #OOH #design #typography #graphicdesign #antiracism #diversityandinclusion #posterdesign #blm #streetart

In support of Black History Month UK, @halcyon_sch

In support of Black History Month UK, @halcyon_school in London set a project for it's students through October, inspired by my work on the #blackoutdoorart project.

The Halcyon project was set for students from years 6-10. After seeing their BOA-style posters, I was blown away by their creativity, understanding and empathy.

A big thanks to both the students and faculty, for tackling antiracism and activism in the classroom.

Please share this content, and help us bring more creative, anti-racist education into our classrooms.

If you’re interested in me coming to your school to talk about design as a tool for social change, please get in touch.

#design #education #designeducation #antiracism #antiracist #educational #school #London #designforgood #socialdesign

Here’s a logo I’ve designed for a new diversit

My latest poster for #blackoutdoorart and #blackhi

My latest poster for #blackoutdoorart and #blackhistorymonth - ‘Black British History is British History'.

It features a Union Jack rendered in the colours associated with the Pan-African flag, devised by Marcus Garvey in 1920.

I was looking for a way to graphically represent the assertion, that the story of Black people in Britain, is fundamentally British history.

That British imperialism, colonialism, slavery and migration, and our connections to the Americas and Africa, are fundamentally a part of the Empire narrative. From early Britain to the industrial revolution, and our post-war recovery.

Black Outdoor Art is hosted and made possible, from billboards donated by @brotherhoodmedia, with thanks.

#Britain #antiracism #antiracist #BLM #blacklivesmatter #OOH #outdoor #bhm #design #uk

On what would have been the main day of the Nottin

On what would have been the main day of the Notting Hill Carnival, we celebrate its legacy with this poster I designed for #blackoutdoorart.

“A people’s art is the genesis of their freedom” was the slogan of the first Caribbean Carnival in UK, which took place in January 1959.

It is a quote attributed to Claudia Jones, a Trinidadian political activist, revolutionary, community leader and journalist, commonly considered the ‘mother’ of the Notting Hill Carnival.

Jones was also the founder and editor of the first black British newspaper, the West Indian Gazette.

The 1958 Notting Hill race riots resulted from attacks on the Black community from Oswald Mosley’s White Defence League and other racist gangs.

Jones’s unconventional response to the events of that summer became the birth of what we know today as Notting Hill Carnival.

Jones had begun campaigns to support the Caribbean community and one of these initiatives culminated in the first Carnival in January 1959, held in St Pancras Town Hall.

This tribute billboard can be seen outside Notting Hill tube station. Black Outdoor Art is made possible with billboards donated by @brotherhoodmedia, with thanks.

#carnival #london #amplifyblackvoices #blacklivesmatter #blm #nottinghillcarnival #claudiajones #nottinghill #dooh #ooh @nhcarnivalldn

This latest piece for #blackoutdoorart, is an illu

This latest piece for #blackoutdoorart, is an illustrated tribute to community leader and activist, Olive Morris, who in campaigning for race and gender equality, impacted many communities from #Brixton to #MossSide.

Olive was an integral part of many local black, feminist and social movements in the 60s & 70s. She was a key organiser in the UK Black Women's Movement, and co-founded the Organisation of Women of African and Asian Descent in London (OWAAD).

She joined the British Black Panthers alongside Linton Kwesi Johnson and Clovis Reid. She was central to the squatters’ campaign of the 1970s, opening the 121 Railton Road squat.

Morris studied at Manchester University between 1975 and 1978, where she took a degree in social sciences. While there she co-founded the Manchester Black Women's Co-operative and the Black Women's Mutual Aid Group with other activists in Manchester.

She later returned to Brixton, where she worked at the Law Centre. She died from cancer aged 27, and is buried in Streatham Vale Cemetery.

This illustration is drawn from a photograph © Lambeth Archives, used with permission.

Black Outdoor Art is an initiative from, and made possible with billboards donated by @brotherhoodmedia. Thanks to @brotherhoodmedia for featuring the campaign.

#blacklivesmatter #blm #amplifyblackvoices @LambethArchives #Manchester #London #OliveMorris #illustration #antiracism #OWAAD #Lambeth @lambeth_council #design #streetart

Here’s a new piece I did for #blackoutdoorart at

Here’s a new piece I did for #blackoutdoorart at @brotherhoodmedia in Shoreditch. ‘White Space’ speaks to issues of racial exclusion and systemic prejudice.

It visualises my experience as a black professional, walking into every office, agency, business or conference for 20 years, and rarely seeing another black face.

How we recruit and staff our organisations reflects our values. Our principles and culture. It’s how we tell the world who we are.

My mother always said that someone would always have to be the ‘first’. The first to work at a particular company, the first to break through some unseen barrier. My father was one of the first black stockbrokers to work in London’s financial district.

But what does that say about these spaces we’re constantly trying to get into? The access and validation we seek - the rooms we fight to be in. What message are we being told?

And what if we created our own spaces instead?

#blacklivesmatter #amplifyblackvoices #art #shoreditch #design #typography #marketing

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“Shout” Poster

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“I Can’t Breathe” George Floyd Poster

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London Thanks the NHS

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CariBritain Branding & Posters

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London Stands With Grenfell

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The Crypt Music Studio Logo Design

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Shuggie Otis At Jazz Cafe Gig Poster Design

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Oya: Rise Of The Suporishas Film Poster

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Amazon Music UK Fire DOOH Poster Production

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Global Make Some Noise DOOH Campaign

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Boss Sounds Music Management Logo Design

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Bleach Productions Brand Logo Design

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Fable Footwork Shoewear Fashion Logo

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London Lions Brand Guidelines & Club Website

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Continental Drifts Global Local Branding

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Natasha Sackey Dance Therapy Branding & Website

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Eric Garner “I Can’t Breathe” Tribute Typography Poster

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