http://www.behance.net/gallery/Extremely-Loud-Incredibly-Close-Book-Jacket/1343431
Really clever concept of using the blurry type on this book jacket design- communicating a sense of confusion/lack of visibility- simple and effective. Really like the monochrome one-colour plus stock palette too- keeps it simple and relative to the traditional eye chart designs so it is clearly distinguished and understood.
Really clever concept of using the blurry type on this book jacket design- communicating a sense of confusion/lack of visibility- simple and effective. Really like the monochrome one-colour plus stock palette too- keeps it simple and relative to the traditional eye chart designs so it is clearly distinguished and understood.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/A-Foreseeable-Future/2173801
This chart uses scale in a creative way- creating a reverse-pyramid like effect as the numbers get increasing smaller- showcasing the "foreseeable future" that the design communicates- not a great fan of the textured background with the crisp vector illustrative style, however- makes the design look a little unbalanced/not as aesthetically pleasing.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/CHARACTER-ANATOMY/273841
Really clever eye chart design which highlights the anatomical features of typography in a clear, crisp, simple way. The two colours plus stock work really well here as a format and informative infographics- esque design.
Really clever eye chart design which highlights the anatomical features of typography in a clear, crisp, simple way. The two colours plus stock work really well here as a format and informative infographics- esque design.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/MINI-CARDS-II/222663
Here, a designer creates a set of printed business cards which play on the CMYK printing mode- and using a slightly offset printing overlay to create an almost three-dimensional stereoscopic look about it- again, using a simple, traditional format which I hope to utilise in my own designs to keep them clear, crisp, and easily communicated (for more of my design developments, see my Design Practice blog).
Here, a designer creates a set of printed business cards which play on the CMYK printing mode- and using a slightly offset printing overlay to create an almost three-dimensional stereoscopic look about it- again, using a simple, traditional format which I hope to utilise in my own designs to keep them clear, crisp, and easily communicated (for more of my design developments, see my Design Practice blog).
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Eye-Chart/506396
Again- a design showing just how effective a simple, structured format and minimal colours can be- a definite source of inspiration in my own designs with the hope of creating a minimalist, and clearly understood design.
Again- a design showing just how effective a simple, structured format and minimal colours can be- a definite source of inspiration in my own designs with the hope of creating a minimalist, and clearly understood design.
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