When asked
to design a new Adidas advertisement that included a new logo, I first looked
at existing adverts, noting what was good about them so that I had more ideas
when designing my own. I researched the meaning behind Adidas and its aim. I
discovered that a major part of Adidas is the 3 stripes, so I knew my logo
needed to include them. I also found that the best Adidas logos are all
reversible in colour, so I took that into major consideration when designing my
new logo.
Sunday, 15 January 2017
Mark Powell Artist Research
Mark Powell only used Biro pen on old envelopes, so I displayed my research on a large hand made envelope. My own versions of his work are circled.
MDF carvings
Alexandre Farto’s work inspired me to create portraits by
bringing a portrait out from the canvas itself, to do this I began the method
carving into MDF wood. I chose MDF wood as it’s manmade and therefore it has no
grains, making carving easier. First I created a portrait of Hugh Laurie on
scale 100cm X 100cm, and included charcoal over the top. Then from my own photograph of my brother, I am currently in progress of creating a much larger scaled carving.
ongoing MDF carving with charcoal. 12 (90cm x 90cm) |
Hugh Laurie. MDF carving with charcoal. 100cm x 100cm |
Graphic design
When given
the project brief to design suitable packaging for a sports watch, I considered
many things such as suitable typography, existing packaging and their faults,
colour, and design ideas to decorate the packaging with. As it was a sports
watch, I wanted little sporting pictograms. So I looked at existing ones
already and made some of my own pinching ideas and using current ones for
inspiration. Here I looked at what colours best suited my pictures and what
sports are the most common.
My sporting pictograms |
typography experiments |
drawings
During
this year in art I based my topic on the theme “ruins”. My year began with the
basic idea that comes from the word ruins, such as ancient buildings and
castles etc. But as I explored the actual word I came across much more than
just buildings, what I discovered sparked a flame; Ruins don’t just have to
just be about buildings, what if a person was supposedly “ruined”? This led into a series of portrait studies focusing on ruination of the
sole or personality, this included drawings of people screaming or crying, or
scribbled art.
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