A year ago this evening many of Cameron’s family and one of his tutors were at The Connaught Rooms in London at the British Book Design and Publication Awards, where Cam’s Roulette project had been nominated for Best Student Book.

As a group of trustees for The CDCT we stand in solidarity with the royal family on this momentous day With our own profound loss still so prominent, The CDCT wish to share their most sincere and heartfelt condolences with the Royal Family.

Some of Cam’s friends – Sharuni, Josh B, Josh M and Annika – have kindly shared some memories of him, which we wanted to share with you today, on the first anniversary of his death.

Thank you so much for all of your support on Friday and this past week for #camsbirthdaydrinks and the launch of The Cameron Day Charitable Trust. We have been absolutely blown away with your kind comments, engagement and generosity.

Our inaugural Roulette project featured some fantastic work: seven worthy finalists, two runners up in Chloe and Juliette, and a winner in Hesk.

The Cameron Day Charitable Trust are delighted to have partnered with the University of Lincoln and SODA Studios in London to create a live student competition in Cam’s memory.

After Cam’s death, the University of Lincoln School of Design created an annual award in his memory. The Cameron Day Award for Contribution in Graphic Design recognises an individual who has demonstrated a fantastic attitude to their studies, determination and kindness to others.

Today marks Cam’s 22nd birthday, and the launch of The Cameron Day Charitable Trust, a charity dedicated to continuing Cam’s legacy of hard work, determination, creativity and kindness.

Cam was a popular member of the Graphic Design course at the University of Lincoln, and his inner circle were incredibly close; supporting each other throughout their time at university. They were the clear choice for the CDCT logo, which his family wanted to be inspired by Cam’s personal branding.