Book Cover

This was one assingment that put me most out of my comfort zone. I was caught of guard at my inability to think outside the box when it came to designing something like this. All in all, I was extremely grateful for the lessons that I learned, and what the overall product looked like!

 

BOOK COVER

The image above is the book cver I created, while the image below is the book cover originally created. I just wanted to create a cover that focused on another aspect of the story besides the house. The Ten Little Indians poem in the story had a bigger impact on me than the house itself.

 

Movie poster

I chose the Top Gun poster as my inspiration because it had different shapes that would be easy to replace. As I changed the sun into a fire ring, I wanted the poster to be overlooking a fire pit but it did not work as well as I had planned. I changed my idea to be a camper/snowboarder so that I could incorporate more of the shapes present on the poster. While I was in the process of making my final product, I struggled with the size of the elements being held over the fire, but I wanted to stay as true as possible to the shapes that were taken from the original.

Identity Design

This was by far my favorite assignment of the semester. I have enjoyed being able to meet with the client to learn about their passions and how I would be able to help their process. Within the process, I got to know my partner very well, and because of this, we were able to make the project a product of the both of us. Looking to the future, I will use the elements that I learned in the meetings and in the Adobe Suite to help me create and bring dreams to life.

Book cover

I chose the Scarlet Letter for my book because it was one that I knew the most about. I enjoyed learning about it in high school and was excited for the opportunity to put my understanding of the story onto paper. I started off with three ideas. The first idea was to have a spotlight shining onto a scaffold and the shadow would make the inside shape of the A would be outlines by the spotlight. The second one would have a 50-shades-of-grey-feel with Dimmesdale’s’ collar with a red A on the chest. The third one would be the opening scene of the book with a rose under a window. There would be a shadow off of the rose, creating the outline of an A.

            After a lot of back and forth, I ended up changing the whole design and starting from scratch. I pulled inspiration from things that I found on Pinterest and was shown how to recreate it.