Meet the team
'Memory Lane' is a celebration of nostalgia, exploring how the past shapes our creativity today. Through digital media, we reimagine the aesthetics, culture, and emotions of the 1960s–2000s, offering a fresh perspective on familiar eras. This exhibition is important because it connects generations, sparking reflection on how history influences design, fashion, and media. We hope to inspire engagement with the past while reinterpreting it for the present, creating a dialogue between memory and innovation​
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Portraits captured by Ralph Bird and Libby Johns
Kira Joseph
Digital Media
“Hi! My name is Kira Joseph, and I am a Digital Media student with a passion for Content Creation, Social Media Management, and Video Editing. I love to explore new ways to tell stories through visuals, experiment with unique editing styes, and create engaging content that resonates with audiences. Whether it’s crafting compelling narratives, managing online communities, or enhancing videos with eye-catching transitions, I am always eager to learn and push creative boundaries.”
- Team Leader
Abida Khan
Graphic Design​
“Hello! My name is Abida Khan and I am a graphic design student with a passion for branding and advertising. I love creating visually compelling designs that communicate powerful messages, and I enjoy working with multimedia outcomes to bring ideas to life. Whether it’s developing a strong brand identity, crafting engaging advertisements, or experimenting with different digital and print media, I’m always excited to explore new creative possibilities.”
- Deputy Leader & Social Media / Promotion
River Shakespeare
Concept Art
“Hello, my name is River Shakespeare. I specialise in concept art and character design. I've always had a passion for drawing and the creative arts. I enjoy experimenting with different styles and techniques. Exploring my emotional and personality with my art has often brought me much joy.”
- Deputy Leader & Networking
Ralph Bird
Photography
"Hi, My name is Ralph and I specialise in Product and Landscape Photography. But I do also just like using my camera to capture the moment so am never afraid to experiment. I didn't always have a passion for photography, I used to have a passion for textiles. But during the Duke of Edinburgh I chose to do photography as my skill for that and since then I haven't been able to put my camera down."
- Promotional Material
Honey Wood
3D Visualisation
“Hi, my name is Honey Wood. I studied concet art for five years, working on creative character concepts and various illustration styles. I like experimenting with different illustration styles and techniques to add details to my characters. I am currently studying 3D visual design, as I am passionate about character design and creating models of my characters form concepts.”
- Merchandise design
Hannah Quigley
Digital Media
"Hello, my name is Hannah Quigley and I am a Digital Media student at Yeovil College. I have three and a half years of experience in creating digital media content and specialise in Profile films and documentaries, to short films and music videos, but my favourite production that I have worked on is a profile video about a local Morris dancer that I created in my first year of university. In the future I would like to continue to work on digital media projects either freelance or as part of a company."
- Documentary Producer
Libby Marsh
Digital Media
"I am a filmmaker with a passion for story telling. I specialise in short films and have made several over the last three and a half years.
My favourite production I have worked on is an animated short film I co-produced about animals. I have always been fascinated by the process of creating animations, having watched many growing up, but this project cemented my love for the industry. I hope to one day work in the animation industry as a director."
- Documentary Producer
Kenneth Hassall
Concept Art
“Hello, I’m Kenneth Hassal, studying concept art at Yeovil College. I prefer creating digital art, but I am classically trained. I am Fascinated with old tech and vintage machienery, going so far as to incorporate some into every piece of work I do. Outside of that, I also do a little photography, mostly for references for my art.”
- Merchandise Designer
Catherine Howard
Textiles
“Hello, my name is Catherine Howard. I have always had an interest in surface repeat pattern design. I enjoy experimenting with form, shape and light. I had the opportunity to apply to Yeovil university to complete a degree in surface part and design I thoroughly enjoy being a mature student and learning the digital requirements of this career choice. I hope to progress within the repeat pattern industry.”
Libby Johns
Photography
“Hello my name is Libby Johns and I specialise in Photography. I’ve always loved to take photos from a young age and experiment with different styles but more into nature photography. I also love to shoot in black and white when i am doing a workshop at university.”
- Promotional Material
Freya Williams
3D Visualisation
"Hi, I'm on a pathway in 3D design and visualisation with starting my journey recently. I am currently focused on learning what I can about 3D and trying to make my ideas in a new way. When I am no learning I would be finding my newest interest, enjoying the company of my cat or coming up with a different idea."
- Financing & Promotion organiser
Fred Gill
3D Visualisation
“Hey, I'm Frederick Gill! Currently diving deep into the world of 3D design and Visualisation. I absolutely love creating VFX models and spend a lot of time experimenting with Blender to craft detailed digital assets. I enjoy blending creativity with technical skills, and my studies have real helped me understand visual storytelling and design. I'm always up for learning new things and pushing the limits of what's possible in the VFX world.”
- Marketing / Branding Design
Gavin McDermott
3D Visualisation
“Hi, I’m Gavin. Until recently I worked a factory job performing repetitive tasks for most of my week, eventually I reached a breaking point and had to quit without notice. I wondered where I should take my life after that moment, then realised it was the start of summer, and could look into various courses that I thought interested me. Eventually, I wound up in this Digital Design and Media pathway, fulfilling the creative hole I had whilst at the factory. By the time I'm done at Yeovil college, I hope to be on the road towards a career in videogame design, eventually leading a moderately sized project to call my own!”
- Website Design
