Matthew Falla is a London based designer working at the intersection of Graphic and Interaction design, employing media from print to motion graphics to conceptual interactive TV services and electronic devices. A recent graduate of th Royal College of Art in London, He is currently in the process of setting up a design consultancy, osmotronic.

  
 
  Lucy Kimbell's Rat Fair
Visual Identity and packaging for the recent show at Camden Arts Centre		  
  Connect...draw...remix
Previously known as the CD Sequencer. Interactive sound toy that lets you use pencil and paper to remix music		  
  Cut-out Computer™
A concept for the Science Museum in London, animated print.		  
  Broadcasting House
A miniature pirate TV station hidden inside a gift shop souvenir		  
  Channel 2.5
Integrating new layers of functionality into the TV experience		  
  BBCi Scenario Planning Toolkit
A set of cards produced with BBC Creative Research & Development		  
  Discriminatory Birdfeeder
An installation proposal for the Serpentine Gallery, London		  
  TV Time
A VOD / VCR hybrid interface		  
  BBCi – Scenarios for Interactive TV 2014
Concept, print and video work, illustrating three different future worlds.		  
  RCA Interaction Design Catalogue 2004
  
  Blindspot
A TV map of your street overlayed onto the environment 		 
  This Way Up
Video as product, experiences in a box		  
  RhythmPosters™
The precursor to connect...draw...remix		  
  Dr Jengo's Fantastical Juice-sharing Machine
Redesigning the juicer		  
  2004 Motion Graphics Showreel
  
  Central Saint Martins BA Graphic Design DVD ROM catalogue 2003
An interactive video which lets you find the individuals in the crowd		  
  The Lazy Lenticular
Animated poster concept		  
  The Frozen Frame
Animated poster concept		  
  Celebrity Status
3D typeface based around neon lettering principles. As featured in Creative Review