ABOUT
The University of Portsmouth is on a mission to tackle the plastics crisis for our local community and the wider world. From developing sustainable fashion to combatting microplastics, they are putting their research into practice, working with local groups, organisations, businesses and individuals to solve the plastic problem.
The latest iteration of the campaign is "Plastic Heroes"
There are people all over the planet doing more than their bit to beat one of the world’s biggest challenges. Inspiring waves of change through meaningful action, creating opportunities for everyone to be better, and transforming the way we all approach this pollutant.
The University wants to showcase all those who are fighting back.So we developed the Plastic Heroes campaign to tell the stories of all those who are making the Revolution Plastics campaign a reality, with real world action and change.
MADEIT CREDITS
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The University of PortsmouthClient
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Catherine RussellCopywriter -

Kathy KieltyCreative Director -

Whistlejacket -

Adam LaycockPhotographer -

Dan AyrisMidweight Graphic Designer
Back to Plastic Heroes project
Matt Wall
Project Manager, Whistlejacket
United Kingdom
Gilda Mautone
Artist in visual art, Illustrator, drawing, print
Italy
Scott Nellis aka Manic Minotaur
Illustrator, Manic Minotaur
United Kingdom
Trevor Soh - Lumo Lab
Independent Consultant, LumoLab
Australia
Dmitry Pushkarev
3d artist, 3D modeler, 3D designer, freelancer
Russia
Mag. Vladimir von Bergdorff, MA
Group Managing Director, Foster + Svensson
Serbia (Republic of)
Richard Morris
Partner, Whistlejacket
United Kingdom
Emily Collard
Graphic Designer, Whistlejacket
United Kingdom
Kayleigh Dibbens
Senior Project Manager, Whistlejacket London
United Kingdom
The Artist as Photographer
Creative Director, Ken Gerhardt Photography
South Africa