# Manifesto: Final Presentation

Final draft presentations of the books took place on the 26th October – with Russell Holmes meticulously checking PDFs and black and white mock ups. Once more it was pleasing to see just how far ideas had travelled since the last meeting and it was very clear that the input of Russell and Viv had given a genuine rigour to the students ideas. The number of technical problems the students had overcome was also noted and almost without exception they were now able to create print ready artwork for a 28 page book – understanding limitations of resolution, colour, binding and bleed. Students were sent away to make corrections and the books were uploaded to the UbyU website ready for production on Friday 28th October. They should be delivered to Camberwell on the 9th November, just in time to be exhibited at the Tenth Annual St Bride Conference.

# Manifesto Stage 02 Presentation

A week later on the 21st October, one of Russell’s partners at Ico, Viv Bhatia visited Camberwell to chair meetings to review the next stage in the development of the Hashtag Manifestos. Students presented 6 finished spreads and a black & white mock up and Viv took them through how to develop these through to a final book.

# Manifesto: Stage 01 Presentation

Russell Holmes, one of the partners at ICO Design, came into to Camberwell on the 14^th October to look at initial ideas for the Hashtag Manifestos. Students presented visuals for two spreads and talked through their ideas with supporting material. The range of interpretation was extremely impressive and subjects covered included a future Global Economic Republic, religious cults, anti social behaviour brought on by computer gaming, frameworks for moral choices and the dynamics of sexual relations amongst others.