Studio Process

Rough Draft of Pop Art Graphic Design

I decided to mimic the iPod advertisements. I'm still going to add some detail to it.

Graphic Design Styles

This ad demonstrates the Nostalgic Remix style of graphic design with its patterning that takes up most of the shot. The chairs below it correspond directly to the patterning with their coloring and even shape. The green floor compliments the dominantly rosey red composition.
This ad demonstrates the Retro Modern style with its old school features and its bold outlines. The colors and concept fit in with the retro era. The sharp geometric shapes add life and movement to the character.
This ad is considered Pop Art with its bright cartoon-like appearance. It looks like a spiderman transformation with a skyscraper behind him. Self-explanatory, I suppose.
I chose this ad to represent the Bauhaus style of graphic design. It's off-centered and sporatic placements with not-too-outrageous colors seemed to fit this style. I'm not positive though.

Just Like Kindergarten (Revised) :-)

I changed and added a few things that Jake suggested during class.

Just Like Kindergarten :-P

Wow. So, tracing this subway picture was fun, tedious, and well-worth the effort! I wasn't sure about a lot of things, like where to fade colors, when to use the lights and darks, but I think it looks cool nonetheless. I'm ready to do more in Illustrator. The hardest part was converting it to a JPEG...

My Ad

The idea was to take the man-made object and the natural object and have them opposing one another in a "face-off" position... to make a kind of "man versus machine" ad. But, when finding words to add to the ad, I changed the mood to have the fork seem like it was inspired from the stick... What do you think?

3 Rough Drafts

My last one is my favorite.