Ten things about myself as a learner
1. I really like pinterest, its useful to look at design, but also for almost everything else.
2. I am becoming more organised with my work and keeping up to speed, but it could get better.
3. I am allowed to have my own opinion on any topic, but people may not always agree with me but that is okay and it is good to listen to other points of view.
4. I would say i'm starting to relax more with the people around me on the course and with people in general at work e.c.t, as I am a shy person.
5. Money doesn't always go on things you want to buy, but you need to spend money on these things to have the things you want e.g. printing= finished piece, car insurance/ petrol etc. = car , lunch= food
6. You can always plan to do something but usually it will take longer, or things will change, you've got to learn to adapt and sometimes to feel more relaxed and less pressure it is easier to have a simple to do list and get on with it at your own speed.
7. Listening to others talk about tasks is sometimes more stressful than what it should be, people confuse each other and sometimes make you feel more worried. It is better to be at your own pace and try your best and always refer to work online on e studio or with a tutor. In the end it is supposed to be what you have understood. Although if you are unsure having people around you that know is very helpful.
8. I would say that I am getting better at blogging, and I am quite good with online sources, I should however try to use more books and journals.
9. Wearing my bag on my left shoulder only has been given me really bad pain and knots in my shoulder because it is so heavy because of my mac and things ! So i have tried to make my bag lighter and wear it on the other shoulder, and get someone to massage my shoulder !
10. I have also learnt a lot at work, I work at New Look on the shoe department. I have learnt so much about working in retail. I have also learnt so much about sales and selling, merchandising for optimal sales and other general things such as replenishing stock.
Ten things about myself as a designer
1.I like simple, colour schemes. I only like full colour if the image is purely photographic. I also tend to prefer black and white. Or colours that are subtle and sophisticated.
http://www.brandingserved.com/gallery/Primera-Fila/4567255 Núria Pujol, Barcelona, Spain |
http://www.behance.net/gallery/INK-DROP-Fine-Arts-Shop/1736749 Timur Salikhov (looked at more work of his but found no more pieces that I liked) |
2.I also like design that is simple, it almost has a modern aesthetic.
http://cdn.designinstruct.com/files/340-minimalist_webdesign_inspiration/09_minimalist_website_design_johannlucchini.jpg |
I like a lot of the work on this site.
http://designspiration.net/image/462999316781/ |
Which led me to :
http://www.behance.net/twotimeselliott#page=2&sort=creatives_order
And I liked a few other pieces of their work
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Ireland-Abrahams/3791419 |
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Daisy-London/6399829 |
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Two-Times-Elliott-Stationery/6276405 |
Gloss black foil both sides
Gloss black foil edging
GFSmith White Frost 540GSM w/ Morocco embossing
Compliment Slips:
Gloss black foil both sides
Gloss black foil edging
GFSmith 270GSM Colorplan Smoke w/ Morocco embossing
Letterheads:
Gloss black foil edging
135GSM Colorplan w/ Morocco embossing
Envelopes:
Blind embossed
GFSmith 135GSM Ebony Black w/ Morocco embossing
Print and finishing:
Avenue Litho
http://pinterest.com/pin/402438916672031162/ |
Previous work of my own, I believe that the type on the left is more successful than the image I have tried to create on the right. Also I like the call to action type at the bottom of the page on the right image.
This is also my own work and I think to date it is one of my most successful pieces and again it is typographical.
http://pinterest.com/pin/185632815862276788/ |
http://kurppahosk.com/project/villa/ |
http://www.49thparallelroasters.com |
4.Working in a group can prove difficult as I feel like I had to compromise how I liked my work to look and I felt quite limited. But this could be due to not being confident in my own style yet. Or it could be finding the right people to collaborate with and what project.
5.I am really inspired by work that has a fashion context to them (especially high end fashion like Chanel).
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/17/t-magazine/emma-watson-the-graduate.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 |
http://pinterest.com/pin/285486063851050405/ |
6.I also find I like work that has print finishes such as embossing, foiling, gloss effects. And I need to find out more about this.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Louis-Vuitton-Invitation-Origami/3735839 |
Trim size: cm 19,5 x 19,5Open size: cm 27,5 x 27,5Printed on Fedrigoni Arcoprint Milk gr 851. Offset Print (Cool Grey 1U)2. Transparent Foil3. Silver Mat Foil4. Pearl Foil5. Rainbow Foil6. Relief7. Silkscreen Print8. Die Cut
Client: Louis Vuitton
Agency: Ogilvy & Mather – Paris http://www.ogilvyparis.com
Creative Director: Christian Reuilly http://www.welovead.com/en/creatives/details/9f3wgrxw#by_update
Art Director: Soumaya El Bahri
Technical director/Print Manager: Leila ElBlida
Art Buyer: Laurence Nahmias
Project Manager: Federico Padovani
PaperObject Designed by: Federico GalvaniInstruction
Sheet Illustration by: Andrea Manzati
Editing Making Of: Donna Summer Samantha Di Prospero
Nice Hands: Chiara Menna
Print Management: Riccardo Zambelli and Barbara Boni
Printing Process by:- STUDIO FASOLI for managing all production steps- GRAPHICART (Michele Adami) for Offset Printing- TIPOGRAFIA ECONOMICA (Ricky e Mattia Pattaro) for dry debossing- EUROIMMAGINE (Giulio Zangrandi, Francesca e Federico) for silk printing- LA CARTOTECNICA (Fabrizio Sona) for die cutting
Just shy of 1000gsm thick, our triplex, copper-foiled business cards
http://pinterest.com/pin/179018153909356958/ |
http://lovelypackage.com/fringe-alchemy-soap/ |
http://www.anthropologie.eu
http://pinterest.com/pin/166211042467184030/ |
http://alwaysinstudio.tumblr.com/post/42258333573/belindalovelee-client-christina-yan-prop |
Client: Christina Yan, Prop Stylist, 2013
7. I prefer to work with photographic images, or realistic images, not illustrations.
http://dribbble.com/shots/80747-Sweet-N-Flour-Confectionery-Cards?list=searches by Tron Burgundy |
http://noz-moscada.com/cereal-magazine/ |
http://pinterest.com/pin/402438916671946565/ |
http://www.colincowieweddings.com
I found out that they where based in New York, however I couldn't find who designed the site, or it could possibly be Colin Cowie, or his 'team'
http://www.theconsult.com
http://www.theconsult.com/work/264/moxham |
http://pinterest.com/pin/569353577861393491/ http://joecavazos.com http://rtcreativegroup.com |
8. I need a critique to help me develop my own work, even if it isn't what I wanted to hear. You need to know how others see your work and if it is actually working. Even if the critique is from the people around me it's good to help you find a direction.
9. I am not really interested in some types of illustration such as :
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Hipster-Lobster-Skateboard/6926801 Travis Price |
http://www.behance.net/gallery/JthreeConcepts-x-Adidas-Originals-(DH-Editions)/6951451 Jared Nickerson |
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Cape-Tattoo-Expo-2013/6881207 One Horse Town Studios http://www.behance.net/1horsetown (all of this work is not my style) |
http://serialthriller.com/post/41971879719/lounge-by-xtal (I also do not see what the purpose of this illustration is and therefore it doesn't appeal to be as it has no function or context.) |
10. I have begun to collect websites that I can look at for inspiration, and I would like to expand that into blogs, and journals e.c.t.
http://designspiration.net
http://pinterest.com
http://www.behance.net
http://www.fromupnorth.com/category/inspiration/graphic-design/
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