PROJECT PAGE
STREET HAUNTING:
URBAN WAYFINDING ILLUSTRATION + COMMUNICATION DESIGN ACADEMIC PROJECT
+ COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITION
[Shortlisted: 2015 Society of Illustrators Los Angeles Awards]]
Illustration, Graphic Design, Urban Design, Public Art, Map Design, Collaborative Design, Gallery Art
Year: 2013
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Street Haunting was a project using illustration to create an imagined storytelling and way-finding system for Central London. It was a collaboration between Central Saint Martins MA students Rebecca Hendin, Turk Jakrapoon, Christina Skarpari, Anran Yu and Kings College London literature PhD candidate Simon Vickery, whose research concerns British literary and architectural modernisms.
Ulatimately, the group worked to create a comprehensive 3D, illustrated way-finding system for Central London, following the path outlined in Virginia Woolf's Street Haunting. It aimed to encourage urban wandering, highlight British cultural history, and to encourage foot travel.
To see more work and research for the project, visit:
Street Haunting Illustrations by Rebecca Hendin for Integrating Knowledge Exhibition
Street Haunting Illustrations by Rebecca Hendin placed in London Landscape
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Street Haunting Designs + Text for Printed Exhibition Posters
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Integrating Knowledge Exhibition at Somerset House
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