Week 4 Term 3 Do Now
For todays do now, I planned what my do now's would look like for the rest of the week.
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For todays do now, I planned what my do now's would look like for the rest of the week.
With my photos from this photoshoot, since the theme around my board is memphis which has lots of geometrical shapes I was thinking of adding shapes into the background and around my images. Though I think I might retake these photos in front of just a blank wall or something that fits my color palette (pink, blue, yellow) more because it will be easier to work as the green background of the plants in the photos I have taken don't fit my color palette or theme at all.
As for applying gestalt into my posters, I want to play around with the similarity and common region aspects of gestalt. In some of my posters I have already made I've been playing around with similarity by repeating silhouettes of different instruments.
Max Huber, Borsalino, Traditional |
Johnson Witehera, Half blood, Aotearoa |
Dushan Milic, Hansel and Gretel, Contemporary |
For this design challenge, I mostly focused on big bold lettering. In almost all of my ideas the text is in uppercase. I tried playing around with different types of shapes and text types. I liked the idea of adding squares into my text. For example the middle text in the first image. I also like how the text is stacked on top of itself. I also like the bubble lettering in the last image. I want my logo to be bold and stand out, I don't want it to have a simple or elegant feel.
This is my mood board so far. The three artwork that I have chosen from my matrix are the first three. The first artwork is Hansel and Gretel by Dushan Milic, the second is Borsalino by Max Huber and the third is Surprematist Composition by Kazimir Malevich. I picked these three artworks by these three aritsts because I feel like the colors they use in all their artwork matches my theme of memphis the most. The last image on the first row has the type of colors I want my brand to have. The four smaller images on the second and third row is what I want my brand to look like. I like how the colors go together and the different patterns. The bigger image on the second row is different fonts/logos that I like. Again, I like how the colors work together and all the different unique fonts and patterns that are on them.