Wednesday, October 31, 2007

CLIMBING TO THE TOP!


In my layout I tried to mimick the placement of text and color and images to a certain degree to maintain a little originality. In place of the woman hanging out on the tree limb, I place tags that each represent the elements line, value, texture, form, space, and pattern. I chose red because of its vibrant energy which relates to studio in a sense that you want to create objects that are vibrant and eye catching, not anything dull. I put a matte knife where the rolex once was. The matte knife has been my best friend in every project we have done so far in studio. The HB and 2B pencils represent our drawing class. The two classes coincide and you can use things learned in one in the other class.
For this post, the assignment was to look at double page ads in architectural magazines. We were to look at the different techniques used as far as placement of text and images, and how colors and texture were incorporated. I liked this ad for Rolex watches that was in Wallpaper magazine. After finding an inspirational ad, using the theme "What makes studio, studio?", our task was to create a double page spread in our sketchbooks addressing the mentioned theme.

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