Thursday, 24 May 2012
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Breif Writing Exercise: Written Component A4
Design
Brief: A book cover for a biography of Steve Jobs
Deadline: Friday, 18th May 2012
James Oppy
Job
Type: Design a book cover for a biography of former apple CEO, Steve Jobs.
The
design should be an intricate mosaic of his technological creations, yet
through the use of shape and a black background these creations will form an
image of his face presenting a clever persona.
This
design will convey messages of:
- Creation
- Technology
- Genius
- Sophistication
- Complexity
- Intelligence
The
design should include the following:
- All of Steve’s “MAC” and technological creations forming an image of his face from a front on perspective.
- His face should be contemplative with him looking upwards as if thinking of new ideas.
- The background will be entirely black with most of his facial structure being certain lighter shades of whites and yellows. This will create a detailed image recognizable as both Mac creations and Steve’s face. Ultimately creating a major contrast between the background and the facial image.
- The facial image will be central to the cover and will apply for two thirds of the entire space of the cover.
- Text will be bold and simple. Up the top above the image text will say “Steve Jobs” and underneath the image will say “ Life of a Genius”.
The dimensions of the design
will be 297mm H x 210mm W to accommodate for not only the large A4 Collectors
Edition of the book but also the standard paperback novel size.
Deadline: Friday, 18th May 2012
Initial concepts and designs should be sent to
me via my email bellow.
Formats can be either jpg or png with file
sizes no more than 6MB.
Quote me the cost by giving me a call on my
mobile and we can work something out.
Thank
you, Good Luck!
E-Mail: Oppy_Design@fakeaccount.com.au
Home Phone: (03) 5821 3473
Work Phone: (03) 5821 8745
Mobile: 0477088956
Thursday, 3 May 2012
Illustration With A Social Conscience: Sketches and Thoughts
Whilst researching prostate cancer for my assignment, I found certain posters for the organisation Greenpeace. I really liked their use of natural colours and styles and decided to completely change my poster design. After originally planning to do a re-make of the KONY 2012 posters to Prostate Cancer awareness, it felt right to try something completely different with two greenpeace posters. I went on their website and had a look at a few of their current projects. One that stood out for me was " Logging" and inparticular "Rainforest Logging". I created this rough sketch of what I had in my mind and already began working on certain taglines such as:
> Logging Kills
> This is YOUR Earth
> Help us stop Rainforest Logging
>Your enviroment needs YOU
I then had an idea to use the little figures of men I originally had planned for the "Prostate Cancer Posters" and turn hundreds of them into a figure of a tree. I believe this had a relevance to us as the audience and nature as one. Visually I wanted to convey ideas of "One-ness" and through this process of having nature, humanity and that particular aspect of trees as the same entity. From this idea I would be able to slant logging as a bad thing for it would be quite literally affecting "US" and would put certain visuals in the audiences mind. Both pictures were created for two different audiences.
One poster will have a more positive visual representation identifying more with focusing on "we are in this together" and "we can work together to stop logging". It will visually be brighter and will focus on bright colours like yellow's and greens. While the other poster will focus on negative aspects of logging such as visually showing the devastation that has already occured through Rainforest Logging. This will be shown as seen above through cut down trees darker colours and red strong text delivering the message.
> Logging Kills
> This is YOUR Earth
> Help us stop Rainforest Logging
>Your enviroment needs YOU
I then had an idea to use the little figures of men I originally had planned for the "Prostate Cancer Posters" and turn hundreds of them into a figure of a tree. I believe this had a relevance to us as the audience and nature as one. Visually I wanted to convey ideas of "One-ness" and through this process of having nature, humanity and that particular aspect of trees as the same entity. From this idea I would be able to slant logging as a bad thing for it would be quite literally affecting "US" and would put certain visuals in the audiences mind. Both pictures were created for two different audiences.
One poster will have a more positive visual representation identifying more with focusing on "we are in this together" and "we can work together to stop logging". It will visually be brighter and will focus on bright colours like yellow's and greens. While the other poster will focus on negative aspects of logging such as visually showing the devastation that has already occured through Rainforest Logging. This will be shown as seen above through cut down trees darker colours and red strong text delivering the message.
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
A Line Is A Dot That Went For A Walk: FINAL PRODUCT
Here is the link to my final product of A Line Is A Dot That Went For A Walk:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrSxawnN9lM&context=C46a9dc9ADvjVQa1PpcFOvsBULk2Bh40I9fb1Y9fl42ZNMgUj8YnY=
I had a few problems
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrSxawnN9lM&context=C46a9dc9ADvjVQa1PpcFOvsBULk2Bh40I9fb1Y9fl42ZNMgUj8YnY=
I had a few problems
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