exhibition research : Cao Fei at The Serpentine
https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/exhibitions-events/cao-fei
art meets commerce / e-commerce / technology
pseudo commercial elements as art

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exhibition research : Cao Fei at The Serpentine
https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/exhibitions-events/cao-fei
art meets commerce / e-commerce / technology
pseudo commercial elements as art
JACK ARTS billboard sponsorship confirmation
09.03.2020 - Sudo Solutions Press Release
draft 1
Feedback:
make website bigger / more focal
add editor names
add sponsors?
add images of artworks?
add logo
have a go at making a more playful press release - in sync with pseudo concept - more of a narrative using ‘commercial’ language
‘come to the Sudo Solutions conference, the launch of Sudo products hosted by the CEOs of Sudo Solutions’
Logo inspiration : thinking how to brand ‘Sudo Solutions’
moving on from purely ‘clinical’ aesthetic ?
‘Planet Hollywood’ logo
globe
large American corporation
brash
‘3D’
memorable
versatile : works on posters + on website + on merchandise
17th Feb : updated GROUP PROPOSAL
Design - Initial Design Concept (Outdated)
This design concept is OUTDATED! It has since been updated with a branding guide, web design, and draft publication.
See https://grouprbl.tumblr.com/post/190874750066/design-branding-guide-version-11 for the updated design concept/branding guide.
Click ‘Keep reading’ to see the previous design concept.
Group Presentation (17-02-2020)
This is the group presentation for the class on the 17th February 2020.
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Design - Social Media Logo
We found that the outline logo from the physical publication is not aesthetically pleasing when downscaled to become a very small icon for social media, or even a website logo. Therefore we decided to use the accent colour and the cover logo font, to create a filled version of the publication logo. This keeps the consistence throughout the design assets, whilst working well in both digital and printed versions.
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