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Jude Quilty 

BA [Hons] Visual Communication Design

Hey! I'm Jude. I'm a multi-disciplinary designer with a particular interest in branding and editorial design. My projects are driven by unique concepts rooted in thorough research. I love using a wide range of techniques to bring my ideas to life — my favourites being well-crafted typography, 3D and motion. From creative problem solving to image making I truly enjoy every part of the design process and I'm eager to continue evolving as a designer and put my skills to work.

Trove is an initiative designed to reinvigorate 
 a sense of belonging and community for locals and visitors in towns across Ireland. Trove connects people to their area through fun local history treasure hunts.
Kiosks are placed in libraries across the country. You can print maps here and watch an explainer video.
The posters are placed around the town, these are designed to generate feelings of curiosity through the copy and nostalgia through archival imagery. They also provide the dates Trove runs and a call to action.
Signage is placed near the points of interest to provide context to the clue on the maps. Using a coin you can do a rubbing on the receipt to confirm your find.
The video that plays on the kiosk monitor that explains what Trove is and how use it.
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Trove is an initiative designed to reinvigorate 
a sense of belonging and community for locals and visitors in towns across Ireland. Trove connects people to their area through fun local history combined with treasure hunts.


Dissent Against the Hip-Hop Hegemony: Feminine Expression Amid Marginalisation and Adversity

This thesis explores women in hip-hop, how they navigate, embrace and challenge a culture that seeks to objectify and subjugate them. It highlights contemporary politics that influence how hip-hop artists choose to portray themselves and theories on gender that allow a deeper understanding of the career decisions these women make. This thesis seeks to understand the different ways the female artists promote their individual feminist ideas through their music through comparative analysis of lyrics and visual media they produce. This thesis proposes the prevailing negative attitude towards these women is unjust and detrimental.

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