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Work: Type Factory Submission Boards
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Wednesday, 17 December 2008. Type Factory Submission Boards. These are the 6 submission boards I created for the Type Factory deadline today. I've chosen to produce 6 boards for this particular brief, as I was unsure how to submit this work, because there are so many different parts to this project. So I decided that producing 4 different 'sections', such as Museum, Cafe, Shop and Advertising would be the most appropriate and clearest way of presenting my final designs. This is my development board.
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Thinking: October 2008
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Thursday, 16 October 2008. I plan to try some new things, or go back to techniques I've tried before and want to get back into. In particular screen printing and other useful print techniques I will benefit from. I definitely know I'm not interested in web based design, so using print method's is something I want to understand a lot more and get to know all the possible techniques available to me and apply it into my own work. Making sense of things without text, but symbols and diagrams perhaps? 2 CONTE...
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Thinking: :: First Crit - Environmental Impact
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Friday, 7 November 2008. First Crit - Environmental Impact. After this crit I feel much happier with the way I'm working, it's cleared up a few problems I was having with this brief but it's pushed me in the right direction. Here's some of the feedback I received. If possible try and stick to using one unit, to keep a kind of theme and save any confusion. Relate it to things people might understand better, ie "Every sheet of paper that is made releases the same harmful gases as a cow farting! Is there an...
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Work: Legs Typeface
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Tuesday, 6 January 2009. Produced this work as part of the first brief we were set in this third year, the 'Don't Panic' brief based on the word 'desire'. I started putting type together in this way just for the word 'want', but then decided I could take it further. It's not yet complete, as I've left the most difficult letter's until last.but you get the idea! My typeface so far. Six of the letter's still missing. A close up of the M. A close up of the 'h'. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Final Major Project: FMP Evaluation
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Friday, 5 June 2009. When writing my original Statement Of Intent (SOI) I was a bit uncertain as to what I might be letting myself in for. When deciding on my subject matter for the Final Major Project (FMP), I was still deep within the progression of my dissertation, with it’s title being “Can graphic design be sustainable? Whether using my design practice to help others understand what it is to be sustainable, or creating my own response to sustainable design. So again, looking at it against the origin...
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Final Major Project: Completed 'Sweet Enough'
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Tuesday, 2 June 2009. So there it is. All the elements to the confections brief. Then there's the proposal for the website, which still needs a bit a tweeking. Such as applying the new and imrpoved identity to it and adding a bit more text. To finish this brief off now, I just need to sort the layouts out for the submission boards. I'm thinking of doing about 4 or 5 A3 boards. Then it'll be sorted. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A banker's view on why Amazon is the scariest competitor.
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Thinking: Final Crit - Type Factory
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008. Final Crit - Type Factory. For the final crit, as both of my other two briefs, "Environmental Impact of Design" and "10 things you should know about Graphic Design" are pretty much complete, "Type Factory" was the one and only I needed any feedback for. It is well on it's way, I've chosen 4 identity ideas to focus on and from the crit feedback, I wanted to come away with my final decision for the one I want to take forward and apply to 'stuff' in relation to the brief. The ty...
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Final Major Project: 'Sweet Enough' Evaluation
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Thursday, 4 June 2009. I've now come to the end with the confections brief. The products are constructed. the photo's have been taken and the submission boards have been put together and printed. Now it's time to do some reflecting. So, the brief was to create an identity for a sweet shop, in the location of my choice. With a similar theme to the traditional sweet shop. Where you receive your sweets by measurements from the glass jars on the shelves. But that's all come down to the little details, pr.
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Work: Final Environmental Impact of Graphic Design
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Wednesday, 17 December 2008. Final Environmental Impact of Graphic Design. This brief is finally complete! I gave up on screen printing it in mass production a long time ago, after my episode in screen print. But those one's that I did are still ok to use, even if they aren't exactly the same at the final final leaflet/poster. But this one shown here Is the final leaflet/poster 'design for environment'. Printed onto recycled paper. But in digital print this time. Then finally, the leaflet opens up into a...
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Work: December 2008
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Wednesday, 17 December 2008. Type Factory Submission Boards. These are the 6 submission boards I created for the Type Factory deadline today. I've chosen to produce 6 boards for this particular brief, as I was unsure how to submit this work, because there are so many different parts to this project. So I decided that producing 4 different 'sections', such as Museum, Cafe, Shop and Advertising would be the most appropriate and clearest way of presenting my final designs. This is my development board.
