Maddie Clayton

Hi, I'm Maddie! I'm a Graphic designer from Preston, currently based in Manchester. I've worked on a range of projects, both print and digital, but have found myself most drawn to print and editorial design. I enjoy working collaboratively and am really looking forward to stepping into the industry.'The Silver Swans' is my most recent project, a publication showing the lesser-seen sides of ballet and celebrating the Silver Swans. Typically, professional ballet dancers will retire in their 30s-40s. The Royal Academy of Dance’s, Silver Swans initiative provides classes, specifically for older learners (over 55s).
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Typically, professional ballet dancers will retire in their 30s-40s. The Royal Academy of Dance’s Silver Swans initiative provides classes specifically for older learners (over 55s). In collaboration with Janet Lomas School of Dancing, this publication aims to show the lesser-seen sides of ballet and to celebrate the Silver Swans.
Typically, professional ballet dancers will retire in their 30s-40s. The Royal Academy of Dance’s Silver Swans initiative provides classes specifically for older learners (over 55s). In collaboration with Janet Lomas School of Dancing, this publication aims to show the lesser-seen sides of ballet and to celebrate the Silver Swans.
Typically, professional ballet dancers will retire in their 30s-40s. The Royal Academy of Dance’s Silver Swans initiative provides classes specifically for older learners (over 55s). In collaboration with Janet Lomas School of Dancing, this publication aims to show the lesser-seen sides of ballet and to celebrate the Silver Swans.
Typically, professional ballet dancers will retire in their 30s-40s. The Royal Academy of Dance’s Silver Swans initiative provides classes specifically for older learners (over 55s). In collaboration with Janet Lomas School of Dancing, this publication aims to show the lesser-seen sides of ballet and to celebrate the Silver Swans.
Museum Plus is a social media museum located at the Toast Rack building in Manchester. The museum aims to educate avid users of social media on its negative impact through overwhelming exhibitions and providing ways to help people combat social media addiction.
Typeface based on the up curved balconies of Preston Bus Station.
Working with Manchester Art Gallery, part of the outcomes in response to a piece of furniture within their collection.
Spread on photographer Richard Davis for aAh! Magazine's Legacy issue.