Showing posts with label Don't panic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Don't panic. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 December 2009

context photos









the idea of these locations is so that the message is always in the public eye. and these locations offer more usage of the device. busy bus stops and the fact they are in public spaces so more people will see them in action

places to put ads!

vectorised final outcomes for brief

development of type for envolope cover



photo and illustrations

ideas/concept ideas pick final one

text test-which is best

development of interactive posters



these concepts are a play on a double sided poster idea that encourages people to look through from one side but the other side reveals them covered in sun cream

design development for don't panic








line tests in illustrator

development of text to make it more readable

Thursday, 26 November 2009

type face

I picked this type design out of my headline brief and really felt it was a strong design. i have been looking at a lot of objects and products that protect you from the sun and it's harmful rays. so this type face linked quite well with sun lotion and the dribbling mess it creates. so i want to test out some ideas using this style of type.

Dripping type face

Wednesday, 25 November 2009

half tone test


i tried some half tone tesing to see how the image and type could work together on top of each other.

Wednesday, 18 November 2009

Don't panic brief

Don't Panic Brief:
I have just began this brief the ideas are flowing....ideally to increase my depth and quantity of finished designs i want for this module and for my portfolio. i want a quick turn around but produce a series of around 3 posters which would maybe turn into to separate series looking at separate subject matter to do with resistance. this is something i will need to discuss with Justin in my tutorial on Thursday

Current position

At this point in my design practice i have pretty much completed two briefs which need final refinements and printing the finished products Headline & Brighten Web. My Arjowiggins brief has been at a stand still for a while now and i need to set aside two days to finish that brief off.
Whilst i think the headline brief is nearly finished, i am considering the possibilities of extending the final deliverable to a collection including the poster designs/ a t-shirt and a little booklet containing letters from children to the MI5 and a bit about the design of the poster it self....possibly include headline page itself.
Also i have just become part of the ICM creative partnership with the college. and as part of a group of four other students on the course are undertaking professional briefs with quick turn around periods. this will hopefully bulk out my studio work as i have got four other briefs but i want around five to give me a good range of work and hopefully a selection of work i can in put into my portfolio for sending out to potential employers at Christmas.