Thursday, May 13

debut art, tags- printmaking, advertising, abstract





Layouts, I like how the middle one doesn't seem to have any limits, the fold itself works with the image&type, I also like the yellow circle and the circles in the bottom one. Slight influence when it comes to the layout I have to do exploring Indesign and my partners interview.

These two are a bit too pop arty, but I like the simplicity of them, although the ketchup one is quite busy, the idea of just repeating one red bottle of ketchup works well. I think this would look good as a label for a ketchup bottle or something.

Wednesday, May 12

debut art, tags- printmaking, silhouettes, animals


I really like print work, it always just seems to much better than digital print because it isn't always perfect (maybe alignment, colour bit off). This is quite experimental, I think all these pieces are, I just liked looking at them.





Great use of layout here, everything is so tiny and fragile, the thin column and small black printed birds seem to compliment each other and the message I suppose they are communicating. Small and dainty, block coloured, monotone- effective.


Good concept, really like the idea, with a purpose and a bit of type I think this could go quite far. Entertaining.

Works so well, just as a poster, just a piece of nice print, colour choice is soft and peaceful like butterflies.




Book cover- I like how the donkey is spread across both pages, that DPS would work flat out and folded hugging a book. Great use of imagery and type.






Print seems to make images look authentic, the effort put into producing them somehow does show through the prints.

debut art, tags- constructivist, advertising, russian, pastiche




I like how everything is large, I guess I was drawn to the layout, although slanted-ness seems quite cliche I find it attractive and thinks it draws attention to it. I also like how in the bottom one the main colour seems to be black and red, but there is a really nice subtle rainbow going on just below it (the bottles). Calms it down a bit.