Friday, March 30, 2018

Folded up white paper


This design was where to express emotions through markmaking. To make something to get an imprint and texture I decided not to draw or paint; I folded up white paper. I wanted to be innovative in that type of exercise/task. I even thought and it was mentioned to me that it was similar to one of the buildings in the 2012 Olympics Park and now Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

You ain't listening


This poster was me experimenting, having fun with typography and is an expression of miscommunication.

Are you blind to what is going on?

This design was me experimenting. It was the alternative of a design visually experimenting being visually impaired. It didn't make the cut because the typography didn't represent what the brief wanted. But I like the reverse of typography and the question asked.

Peer designing a logo for me

This design was of where in my studies I was partnered with a peer and we had to design individual logos based on the information shared.                                       



Missing poster

This design was for me to show I can even design missing posters. It's a really serious issue. How the family, friends and police worry for the missing person. The photograph was originally from a photography class.

Fanmail or Hatemail

This design was me just experimenting and just having fun. I came up with an idea about mail. What can it be? Professional, Personal, Fanmail or Hatemail?

Toast

This design I did was to experiment with typography and came up with this. I was inspired by the artwork of friend, peer and colleague Gregory Ormrod. His work can be seen on http://gregormrod.blogspot.co.uk/  .

If the relationship ain't right, move yourself out of sight from it

This poster design was part of a project I did about domestic violence.

Drama and issues from the TV

This design project was one where to articulate our own thoughts of television and so I came up with this.

Scribble

This artwork was made from a task to make a mark on the surface and so I decided to do a scribble. Nobody in art does scribbles.