Monday, March 31, 2014
Friday, March 28, 2014
10 (8) Page Book [Finished]
I based my project off of the Of Mice & Men album Restoring Force. I used 6 of the songs from the album as well as making a front and back cover. The front cover is very similar to the album artwork:
The back cover contains the list of songs on the album (not all were used in the book). There is a themes of the aesthetic of the album such as oceans, shells, and movement. I implemented a lot of these into the different pieces of the booklet. Each page for each song represents the song's emotion and relate to the title of the song. I used a lot of motion blurs and text arches in order to express some of the feelings of movement. For the songs that were more aggressive and heavy, I used more of these effects, and the gentler songs had less of them. I also used a balance of black and white and color on the pages (3 vs 3) to express the balanced feeling of the album. I think the highlights of the booklet were the front cover; where a mistake with which layer to put a brush tool on resulted in the interesting shadow effect of a couple of the words, and the 'Glass Hearts' page; which I feel is very balanced and enjoy the overall design of it. That page had two versions originally because I couldn't decide between a lighter one or a darker one. This was the lighter design:
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Thursday, March 13, 2014
4 Page Magazine Imitation
Friday, March 7, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Joshua Davis Inspired Large Piece
My contribution to the larger Joshua Davis-inspired group project. I used the lens flare tool, duplicated the lens flare, then created a blend and played around with the pathways.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
STS Logo Attempt #2
I played around with the original design I had, added a couple of filters, and came up with this. I think I like it a little better than the original.
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Silence The Saboteur Logo
Designed a logo for the band Silence The Saboteur. I took the original image that was given to me, Live Traced it in Illustrator, and applied a pattern swatch to it. I then duplicated it, Live Traced the second one, applied a different pattern swatch, and positioned it to add a shadow effect to the larger one. I was able to find a pattern that presented the illusion of the use of gray when only black and white were allowed.
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