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Book Jacket Design
Throughout the story, Ray mentions Buffalo Hides several times. At the end of the story, he also compares his back to a buffalo hide when he is in the river. I am thinking that I will use this as a … Continue reading
Pattern Design: Jamie Marks
Organic pattern: I chose this pattern as an example for an organic pattern because, while the pattern repeats seamlessly, there are no regular lines, shapes, or continuous design elements aside from the subject. No two parts of the design … Continue reading
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Organic/Geometric, Abstraction/Representation: Jamie Marks
This logo underwent a huge transition from organic to geometric, while still being representational of a frog. It is obviously key to keep the logo a representation of a frog, as it is considered the mascot or symbol of the company. … Continue reading
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Poster Remix Critique: Jamie Marks
The poster I chose is my second option, featuring the title in the shape of a mouth. The title of my poster is the most clear example of utilizing multiple design techniques: I have framed the title with the biographies … Continue reading
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Figure/Ground and Framing: Jamie Marks
When thinking about a visual example that primarily uses typographic elements, I immediately thought of Vitamin Water. Their brand is immediately recognizable because of their consistent use of the same typographic elements and use of positive and negative space. Their consistently … Continue reading
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Point, Line, Plane, and Balance: Jamie Marks
This is a composition created by Jessica Hische was created as a cover for the Weekend Edition of the Washington Post. When looking at the composition, the first thing that my eye is drawn to is the “40,” printed in … Continue reading
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