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Nick Alcock
CAREER
Since Nick graduated with a distinction in Graphic Design from Camberwell College of Art he has worked for many top London Advertising Agencies and Design Companies, for clients as varied as Kodak, Mercedes Benz, Renault, Nissan, Van den Berg, Del Monte, Black and Decker, Apple, Phillips, Glaxo Wellcome, Bayer, Boots and Proctor and Gamble.
Nick has been running a successful freelance design and advertising practice for the last twenty years and communicates his creativity through strong imagery.
His multi disciplinary skills range from concepts, art direction, photography and the advanced manipulation of images.
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AWARDS
LPA Urbanscape 3 2010 - Winner Gold LPA Landscape 3 2010 - Commended
At McCann Erickson Nick won two Creative Circle Gold Awards and three silvers for his work on the innovative Alka Seltzer campaign, together with New York One Show, London International and Clio awards for work on Dunlop Slazenger, Goodyear and Glaxo.
While Head of Art at Ayer Barker, he won Clios, London International Awards and Creative Circle Golds for work on Save the Children, Plessey, Addis and Thistle Hotels
EDUCATION
The City of London School
COLLEGE
Camberwell College of Art
EXHIBITIONS
Nick Alcocks 'Worlds'
At The Assembly Rooms, Soho, London
27 January - 28 February 2011
About my ‘Worlds’
I have a passion for all disciplines of photography but
specialise in landscapes.
I have been working for some time on the ‘World Series’
of images - eight of which are featured in this exhibition.
Based on my original panoramic landscape
photography, I endeavour to give a new slant to a
familiar view.
My aim is to intrigue the viewer with repeat patterns,
visual richness, texture and colour to provide a magical,
seamless and compelling image. The finished images
are high resolution and are enhanced by large format
printing which reveals even more detail.
I am also interested in the tactile relationship between
illustration and photography involved in the actual act
of photography and the computer manipulation of my
'Worlds' view.
Images on sale through Gallery 1839