Showing posts with label OUGD402. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OUGD402. Show all posts
Wednesday, 21 March 2018
Final Logotype - Film Branding
Final logotype for film branding. The aim was to look rough, unfinished and raw to fit in with our festivals theme
Poster Design
We were put into groups are the start of the film project an were tasked with designing a poster for the films recommended to us by the designer we interviewed. We would vote collectively on the best one to be screen printed. I did poster designs for Skyladder and We Live in Public.
Grid Systems - Personal Branding
One of the rules of this brand was to incorporate grids heavily. I looked at Brockmann modular grids and medieval Van De Graaf canon and aimed to incorporate the two.
Logo Development - Personal Branding
Further development of my logotype. Introduction of the Inknut Serif type, bringing sophistication and elegance like renaissance art, appealing to a wider audience
Playing with symbols for secondary logotype and introducing muted medieval colour palette.
Research - Personal Branding
Looking at colour theory in medieval paintings, colour hierarchy suggests cold colours for main foreground subject and warmer colours for background subjects. Aiming to implement this into my designs.
Initial Ideas - Personal Branding
I wanted to sit down and begin simply by writing down
things about me/what I want and like to
see within a brand. I wanted to see what my style was and see if anything
springs to mind in the process. My initial sketches were not influenced by
research but really of what came into my head at the time, some very rough
ideas both minimal and not so minimal.
I developed these in a digital format to see how they would turn out and whether a digital format would give me any more ideas for design development
Sunday, 18 March 2018
Research - Personal Branding
I began looking for inspiration from both old, well
known designers and individual design project son places such as Behance and
Dribbble. I wanted a brand that suited my style, minimal, clean and
professional and while I looked at designers such as Josef Müller-Brockmann that gave
me the minimal style I like to work in, I looked at lesser known designers such
as Baptiste Bernazeau and his unusual style that I loved. Baptiste’s and other
similar designers’ styles I wanted to look at to try and break up my normal
pattern of looking at clean minimal projects. I thought styles such as his
would give me a different way of looking at a brand and would hopefully help me
create something that looks professional.
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