Here are the 100 numerals which I will feature throughout the brief.
Babylonian
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Yearbook 2010
Yearbook 2010
More inspirational Publications for the Yearbook design.
This publication by Roger Teeuwen is interesting as it displays images upside down, making you flip the book over to view the images. However, the entire book can be read backwards as well as forwards, completely braking the mould of publication design.
This publication by Roger Teeuwen is interesting as it displays images upside down, making you flip the book over to view the images. However, the entire book can be read backwards as well as forwards, completely braking the mould of publication design.
Labels:
CONTEXT: IMAGE,
CONTEXT: WORDS,
fmp,
Yearbook
Yearbook 2010
Here are some publications which I feel could be applied to the Graphic Design 2010 yearbook. I feel the use of photography to give an insight into the course can play to our advantage and separate our yearbook design from the rest. These publications deliver a professional message but still maintain the creative flexibility.
Labels:
CONTEXT: IDENTITY,
CONTEXT: WORDS,
fmp,
Yearbook
Thursday, 4 February 2010
Natural History Museum
For the ISTD Imbalance brief, I plan to re-write it as one of my own. I feel I can extend the brief and improve the range of outcomes with less limitations this way. This will suit my practice more and add to a professional body of work for my FMP.
Here is the National History Museum logo, it has an effective, easily editable variation of simply changing the clipped image in the 'N', with alternating impressive science images. I plan to acquire the NHM brand and apply it to my brief, creating work for NHM. This will give my work for the brief a brand, specific outcomes to produce and a name to tie it all together.
The maps and signage provide a good style of design to work from, using simple and bold imagery to communicate a clear message.
Tickets are sold by NHM, I plan to create a dinosaur based ticket, but will explore the ways of delivery, such as format, construction, stock ect, to make the ticket more impressive and stand out from the rest.
Here is the National History Museum logo, it has an effective, easily editable variation of simply changing the clipped image in the 'N', with alternating impressive science images. I plan to acquire the NHM brand and apply it to my brief, creating work for NHM. This will give my work for the brief a brand, specific outcomes to produce and a name to tie it all together.
The maps and signage provide a good style of design to work from, using simple and bold imagery to communicate a clear message.

Here is the 'Dino Store' in the museum, I plan to create packaging, labels and point of sale stands for dinosaur products. 

Monday, 1 February 2010
Interactive Info-Graphics
Here
A good example of the use of moving image and interactive design in this blue whale info-graphics.
A good example of the use of moving image and interactive design in this blue whale info-graphics.
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