Sunday, 30 October 2011
Some photo's I'd taken and researched for Editorial based on my issue on graffiti, these photos would be used for the solution chapter of the book as they show Wolverhampton being a cultural, artistic and creative place. The bottom image would be an idea used for the front cover and or based on my microsite for New Media.
Monday, 24 October 2011
Graffiti Photo Editing
A couple of photo's taken for Editorial as part of my issue of Graffiti in Wolverhampton. This would probably be a photo to be taken onto my front cover design. I have edited this on Photoshop by putting an overlay colour blend over the top to show the brick wall through. Think this would look visually interesting.
Sunday, 23 October 2011
Pop Up Tutorial
I found this simple pop up tutorial online, looking how to do simple folds and how they are attached. Thought this would help influence how I'll decide to go about my design.
Packaging
When I was out shopping, I noticed this product of fruit rolls for kids. Personally I thought the packaging looked visually interesting and served its purpose of the target audience. They were bright so kids would favour in this and comes in different flavours to which the colour matched its flavour. The design language is child friendly as it states 'with no added nonsense' instead of 'preservatives'. The typography is san serif and clear. If I were a child I'd love to eat healthily and try these out :)
Ed Ruscha at Wolverhampton
Ed Ruscha came to Wolverhampton Art Gallery last Friday. When I was listening to his talk I found he gets inspiration from something he sees or something he's heard from, rather than his experiences in life. He also stated that the image materialises in work, that he doesn't think of colour to begin with.
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