For this brief it was aksed that the UoH logo be reimagined using patterns. For this design the torch and the crown were combined and repeated to create the above design. This could be done with different colours and on different backgrounds.
For this brief it was asked that a local company/ organisation’s logo was redesigned to the style of the IBM logo. The design above is for KCOM in Hull. The Hull football team’s colours have been used to represent Kingston and the communication part has been changed to a megaphone chape to represent this.
This design was created using Adobe Illustrator; primarily with the use of shapes. Shapes were cut out of the heart to create the image of a house so to be relevant to the piece. This concept was designed using the I Heart NY for reference.
Using the concept of deconstruction and illegibility this post card was created for exit velocity .22. This was done using a post card which was found when clearing out a family members house with an unusual message. This photo was then deconstructed and copied to apply to the brief. Using similar techniques to the prior …
The task for this part of the assignment was to create a book cover for ASFF 2022 using illegibility. For this two original photos were used and letters were placed in a seemingly random order to show illegibility. Some letters were cut and spread apart and opacity was also altered. In some cases text is …
This poster was designed with the reference of Arkhitektura VKhUTEMAS and the best of jazz poster. It used the acts for cottingham springboard festival 2022 for the data and was created using Adobe Illustrator. A clipping mask was used to show a crowd at a music event within the cottingham springboard letters. The image was …
This design used primarily the shape tools within Adobe Illustrator to create a calling card based on the Rodchenko and Franz Ferdinand album cover. The clipping mask was used to fit the original photo of a cat and then the fit text to shape tool was used within some of the triangles. Bright colours were …
For this final piece of artwork created for Rooted in Hull, it was decided that two t-shirt designs would be created; one for customers and one for staff at the bakery. This design incorporates the client’s already approved logo, making the t shirt recognisable to Rooted in Hull. The wording has been changed to “I’ve …
Following receipt of the email from Adrian of Rooted in Hull, containing the client brief for their bakery, the following logo has been created. In the brief the client asked for use of the hammer and sickle to portray community. For this logo the sickle has been made to look like a pizza tray for …