Leigh984, The creative portfolio of Leigh Spencer

A poster designed by me for the annual Charity Curry Evening held at the Cuisine Of India restaurant by Leicester charity Menphys, the poster uses a rich orange and purple colour scheme and mixes patterns similar to those used in Rangoli and Henna patterns with a star burst background giving a Bollywood vibe to the poster as a whole.

On the evening of 28th March 2013 The Curry Train (5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe) completed a circular tour of the Midlands. Taking in several stations along the route the train was named The Curry Train due to its passengers being served Curry's from around the world as they travelled from station to station. My film features the train as it thunders through Narborough Station illuminated only by the lights of the station before continuing on its journey.

A poster designed for a curry evening at the cuisine of India restaurant in aid of Leicester charity Menphys and inspired by Bollywood movie posters, my design uses a colour palette of deep purples and oranges closely associated with Asian culture. The typeface used is embellished with decorative scrolls echoing the patterns used in sari materials. The Poster also features a series of petal shapes forming a border above and below the main section of the poster which are then also used to form a flower pattern behind the text.

Poster design for Leicester charity Menphys Curry Evening fundraising event.Taking its cues from the intricate patterns of henna this poster uses hot spicy colours such as fiery reds and deep yellow to evoke the spices and flavours used in Indian cuisine, The event will raise funds for both Menphys and Age Concern. I was also tasked with designing some tickets for the event you can see them by clicking read more bellow. Ticket design for the Menphys & Age concern Curry Evening as featured above taking its design from the poster and featuring the same colour scheme.