Here is the full collection of 5 book covers for my current university project, in which I am creating a series of books that convey the ideals of a dystopian society.
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
Xuebing Du
Claire Keane
I'd rather be in outer space đž
Mike Driver
Sade Olutola
sheepfilms
Monterey Bay Aquarium

blake kathryn

Discoholic đȘ©
One Nice Bug Per Day

Game Changer & Make Some Noise

izzy's playlists!
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almost home
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Noah Kahan

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Here is the full collection of 5 book covers for my current university project, in which I am creating a series of books that convey the ideals of a dystopian society.
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http://jamiebitmead.tumblr.com/
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This here is a gif of some of my vector illustrations from a project that is focusing on the simple shapes of some of my favourite trainers and colour-ways. Â
http://cargocollective.com/perryharding/Trainer-VectorsÂ
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A measure of the loss of information in a transmitted message.
Here is a collage I made with http://pharding.tumblr.com/ today, using scanned in images and editing on photoshop CS6.
Images shot with a macro iPhone lense and edited on âvscocamâ. (Images 7-12 of 12).
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I have been playing around with a macro lense I bought for my phone, and then editing images on the app âvscocamâ. (Images 1-6 of 12).
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Another image from the FMP. This poster challenges the viewer to consider how they will âleave their markâ on the world, and whether or not design is a viable option for them to do so. Also this image uses semiotics linking the visual of the hand print, with the textual element of mark leaving and identity.
Here is an alternative book cover to âThe Hitch Hikerâs Guide To The Galaxyâ that I produced during a project last year. For those in the know, the image on the front is that of a âpan galactic gargle blasterâ!
I will use this blog as an online journal to record my work as I progress as a graphic designer....
Here's one of my latest posters for the 'Join the creative arts' campaign for my college.
Here's a poster I've been working on recently, it's about persuading more students to persue careers and education in the creative arts.
Here's a few screen prints and edits I've been working on for a local Musician's album artwork, let me know what you think! Also check out his music https://soundcloud.com/lowkillÂ
Designed this alternative book cover for the Hitch Hikers Guide To The Galaxy today, to those of you who have read the books the image is of a 'Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster' - known as the best drink in the universe!
Some figurative sculptors carve their artworks from unforgiving stone while others carefully morph the human form from soft blocks of clay, but artist Jonty Hurwitz begins with over a billion computer calculations before spending months considering how to materialize his warped ideas using perspex, steel, resin, or copper.
Born in Johannesburg in 1969, Hurwitz now lives and works in London where he is somewhat of a renaissance man, focusing both on his artwork and micro-loan website Wonga which he co-founded in 2007. His anamorphic sculptures rely on scans of objects (hands, faces, frogs) that are then distorted digitally and fabricated, but when placed in front of a cylindrical mirror the projected reflection reveals the original object. Still, other works deal with pixelated or sliced human forms that are only viewable from a single perspective. A scientist at heart, Hurwitz explains to me that his artwork is his way of âexpressing calculations visually,â and also a way to experiment with cutting-edge manufacturing and fabrication technologies.
Experimenting with typography, stenciling, and photography. 'Nothing Is Real'.Â