About
My name is Tom and I’m a commercial sign maker and keen amateur photographer from London, England. I use this blog to keep friends, family and anyone else who is interested up-to-date with the work I’m doing, adventures I get up to and other bits and pieces I care to share with the world!
In 2011 I graduated from university receiving a 2:1 in Graphic Design and have since then focused on improving my knowledge and skills in photography and signage. The final project I worked on during university was to explore the possibilities of developing a new wayfinding system for Heathrow airport with the intention of creating an internationally recognised standard. To accompany this i wrote a 6000 word essay on the subject of wayfinding. (if you would like to read a copy you can contact me directly at <tom@visuallyinteresting.co.uk>)
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you find the work on this blog both interesting and inspirational!
Tom out!
01/10/2010 at 20:14 |
Tom,
Very interesting reading your blog.
I am interested in your theory on pictograms and your re-design for BAA signs at Heathrow.
Perhaps you would like to contact me to discuss your project / look at your work so far…
It is pretty rare that students embark on this type of project.
with thanks
Nick Hawksworth
Wayfinding Consultants Ltd
01223 693 082
17/12/2012 at 06:22 |
hi Tom…you have some great work on your blog….and i find it diffidently both interesting and inspirational!!!
17/12/2012 at 12:37 |
Thanks very much! I’m looking forward to seeing some more minimal photography coming from your blog!
11/02/2013 at 06:51 |
I love your blog. Your pictures are absolutely stunning! I am just a beginner photographer and I hope I can develop and shoot images like yours!
11/02/2013 at 11:57 |
Thanks for the compliment! It’s nice when someone appreciates the work that’s being done
I’m on a desperate struggle/crusade to try and dramatically improve the photography I’m producing at the moment, so be sure to see some more photos soon! 
18/02/2013 at 12:11 |
Beautiful work and great blog, looking forward to seeing more of your stuff