Made this up in Illustrator and Photoshop. I took photos of the family's passports and arranged them into the letter E. The file size was huge and my laptop crashed a couple of times but I got there in the end. I think this is a good image for Emigration, tonnes of passports piled on top of one another.
This is one of my ideas that I did up in illustrator. It shows a tool board with the tools missing or gone to indicate the many tradesmen (tradespeople) that have had to emigrate in order to find work. The top pic should not have some of the tool silhouettes greyed out, I don't know how this happened. Fixed
The word I have been given to illustrate is "trimmed". I've made a mind map and illustrations of all the literal assocations and now I am begining to make combinations of the images. Here is one I have been working on tonight. I printed of three pictures and am arranging them in photoshop and illustrator to hopefully express the word "trimmed".
Here are two of the pieces I chose as examples of styles of graphic design I like. This first one is by American graphic and poster artist Jason Munn. It is typographical and the font he uses is in contrast to the violent act that has just occured. It is a humorous piece and it made me laugh when I first saw it. His style is simple and clean and he screen prints most of his work. San Francisco's MOMA has some of his posters in their permanent collection.
This next piece is another poster. Icelandic graphic designer Siggi Eggertsson was commissioned by their national bank to create posters celebrating important holidays. He is noted for his bold geometric style and the piece below is a good example of this.
On Monday we started the first of our three electives, mine kicked off with animation. The brief.... created a 15 second stop motion. We had a choice of opening sentences and I picked "I ran to the window...". Here are some initial photos, I am trying to get the scale right and also work through how I can practically make each scene.
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