final EOYb

 

started working on the A0 poster as the design could go across all of the other platforms. Yes, I started slotting in the elements that would be needed, such as the logo and the description of what it was about.  

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he same idea for the. Concept logo As for the poster. Turns out it looks horrible but it was worth a shot. The logo title seems way too far up on the page. It seems unbalanced. Add kind of want the design to be rooted and stable so when the movement in the animation later on is applied, it doesn't feel like it's in nothing. 

I tested out a different colour but I hate the colour. It's not good. I also tried to make it as. A. Mainly empty space design, but it looks horrid. The white text on the light blue paper looks like. It's not there. 

I therefore went back to the purple as I really quite like the colour Storey of it and the dark purple looks like the blue tone that is the University colour. Or at least in the same colour family. I tested out using a white text and logo on this as well, but it does seem to get lost the bit, especially with the writing of the undergraduate show in the bottom right corner. I'm also not sure if that's the placement of it. It seems a bit of balance and I kind of want the logo in that corner. 

in white, I tried it in black. And I do prefer the Texan logo in black, but I feel like the legibility of the logotype is lost on the purple with black. I therefore decided to mix it up. 

Mixing the colours of the logo and Text with the logotype. Works quite well, as when it's close to Rock You can actually see a difference. I also really quite prefer the logo in the bottom right corner as it leads the eye to the bottom right corner. Ask the way that you usually read. 

logo type on top but it looks lost when it's not connected to the picture element. It seems like. It kinda gets lost. It might be better in black, but I don't like the visual look of it. And it's not appealing to me in anyway. It does seem naked on top though. 

To fix my issue with it being kind of naked on top, I repeated the. Description of the event in the top right corner, as well as the bottom left corner. Asked to create a sort of picture frame. Look to the text. Like you would have in a photo album. 

I'm really quite happy with it. And when it's animated, it'll be even colder. I think. It's interesting enough and quite different from last years contribution. It could be cool. I'd hope to think that I could win, but I'm also sure that it's probably not going to happen. 

I animated the warped animation And got the final stills for the posters from it ***. I took and exported it into TIFF files from the animation. The issue is that my computer doesn't deal with artefacts that well. So when I try to render and final, this happened. 

I went to uni to export the file and that was all that I needed it for and it worked fine. It wasn't my file, it was just my computer dealing with it, which is fun. This is sort of the time that I figured out that just misspelt at all. So I had to re render it after I made EU instead of oh. To fit in with it. 

sorted the name

Colour for the Foundation degree show, I decided to go with orange. Us, it kind of reflects both the building at burn and street, but also the new build at uni. I also moved the. Image further up on the page asked to allow for a bit more space from the text parts. I found that the colours of orange and purple go quite well together as it's nearly Contrast colours, but it's not that. So is little bit less predictable.  

I feel like the visual identity is fairly strong. Am I needed to make a bit more variation in that it isn't sign in order to be picked, so it's probably not going to be me? But I think it does what I wanted to do. It showcases the unease that I feel, and I know, love other people feel in terms of graduating in a pandemic. It's horrifying. And everything around you is uncertain and I don't think many people actually get a job after this. And we got **** all help In dealing with that. I'm happy with the amount of white space and air gives you as it has a feeling of hope. Which I'd want people to feel when they see it.