Showing posts with label Introduction brief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Introduction brief. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 October 2013

Research



I stumbled upon this piece of work on a design blog called print.pm. It displayed this image and thats all and I have been unable to find any information about the designer. The design of this really inspired me though, I like the way that the page is really fragmented with different size and style type spread around the page with photographs of different shapes and sizes in between this type. Despite this fragmented design the piece flows really well and I hope to take some inspiration from this for the design of our piece for the Introduction brief

Friday, 4 October 2013

Sidney Lim Yi Xiang




This layout was put together by a designer named Sidney Lim Yi Xiang. What stood out to me in the design of this was the effective combination of image with small bodies of text. The images on the stock that has been used look really nice and I think this will be something I plan to use in my groups work, an off white, fairly heavy stock to make it seem more high end and important. I like the use of a bold sans serif typeface in upper case as the titles and quotes. It really helps them to stand out.  


Freshers Guide (Research)






The group spent time researching and came across this guide. It is designed for Freshers in Leeds and therefore has the same target as we do. The legibility and simplicity of this piece is something that our group took inspiration from. The layout is balanced and simple while at the same time remaining visually interesting. We plan to achieve something similar to this with our piece. Although we have decided against a booklet the way this one has been designed will inspire our work.
















Tuesday, 1 October 2013

Research




The design of this guide to a film festival in Singapore really stood out to me. I feel it will influence the design of the handout we are making for freshers in the 'How to...' project. It was designed by Anonymous, a design studio based in Singapore. The use of grids and columns makes the composition of each page really balanced. I like the way they have used a simple sans serif type for the title and then black copy against a white background for the body text. It makes it really functional and legible. I want a minimal yet well designed look to the piece we are creating as i feel that it will help to make the student work we will be displaying stand out.