Showing posts with label Design Context: B2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design Context: B2. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Designs..


Typography Served:

Again looking at how type can be shown, using different material such as food.. Could be really interesting to see how Peter Rabbit can be translated in this way..


Sue Doeksen

I really like the cut out paper design here.. and it is quite child like which relates to my children's book brief. Could be something else I look into..

Wednesday, 29 February 2012

Square Inch Design


Square Inch Design:

I have found this blog that showed poster designs for children's stories which caught my eye.. i really like the simplicity, and they show the story in that image.. however, I wouldn't say there aimed at children, they wouldn't necessarily understand what the image meant, or see what it is.. though it is a really nice idea..


I found these letters there too.. which has given me an idea for my book illustration brief.. steering clear of Beatrix Potter illustrations, I could use type as an image somehow.. to get children learning to read and keep them interested..


Thursday, 16 February 2012

Prints I like..


that could be used for my book cover design brief..


I really like these designs and pattern work that make up the image..
I also like the print quality on some of these, the rough texture and out of line.. I want to look a using one or two colours for my collection, and many of these use this many colours..


Bee things:


Delicious League

Doublenaut


Emma Wallace

 

These book cover designs by Emma Wallace are very simple and to the point. It doesn't appear to show the title, but maybe the image speaks for the words.. the top = Evolutionary, middle = Fairytale and bottom = the separation..

Jon Gray


Really like these colours and the way the image is set out on the page.. this kind of look is what I want to get to for my second brief..