Monday, May 17, 2010
Final Show - Display Case
Some pics from building my display cabinet at Sutton Design Centre. The finished piece will consist of a perspex case sitting on a simple sleek base.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Hand out media
Was looking at creating a funky hand out card that will show all the pages of my book, I didnt want to create a large format poster with them on, the point of the book was to make it small & personal. I looked at different options of displaying the pages along the theme of a time line which tied in with my kodak coding.
Drop Posters
Designs for drop posters to hang near the displayed book, these will be printed as on design onto AO then cut in half to create long vertical drop posters. I will also be producing a stack of long flyer type hand out cards with the pages printed on & my contact details. Pictures of that to follow....
Final double page spreads for my book, have worked to keep them all consistent, they may look pretty straight forward but a lot of hours have gone into getting them just right. I wanted a up to date way of presenting information from the past, Adam did comment that it was a bit 'apple-like' but then thats the current trend & I am producing a book for now, not trying to break the next great art movement! I think the mix of the facts along with a small selection of imagery & then presented in a Swiss style works well.
Monday, May 10, 2010
display cabinet...
Started work on my display cabinet to house my book. The idea is to create a clear book on a stand in the style of how jewellery cases are. This would have a slightly lowered floor so from a distance it would look like a large empty case, as the viewer gets closer the contents is revealed. The book is incased across the floor with barb wire (yes Adam, barb wire, Im going to at least try it) as reference to the cells that were lined with barb wire floors to stop inmates being able to sleep as a form of mental torture. This will also create a strong contrast between the book & the bard wire, creating impact. Pictures coming soon!!!
Making the time code work
As I didnt want to use standard page folios to number my spreads I decided to bring my kodak film code time line in on each page to create a numbering system, along with a large format poster, the viewer would have to interact with the book to try & figure out the coding system. I created a few poster/banner idea to support my book.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
FMP double page test spreads
Typewriter tests
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