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This document discusses how Beyoncé and other artists connect their album covers and music videos through consistent style elements like costumes, makeup, poses and themes. It notes how Beyoncé's heavy makeup, fur, jewelry and poses are mirrored in both her album cover and music video for "Run the World" to maintain continuity. The document advocates keeping similar stylistic connections between album art, music videos and other promotional materials to clearly portray the intended character and message to viewers.
Modern Art Oxford
The document discusses posters that looked 3D due to shadowing and made the viewer feel like they were looking at originals, with one poster in particular standing out for being simple yet bold. It also mentions a room where performance art was held that contained cabinets with strange and beautiful collage images.
Experimenting with Blurring and Sharpening
Jade Delaney experimented with blur and sharpen tools in Adobe Photoshop. She blurred backgrounds and faces while sharpening eyes to hide identities. She also blurred circles over eyes, faces while leaving hair and backgrounds intact, and entire photographs while sharpening eyes similar to Thomas Ruff's techniques. On one photo she blurred the background and hair to make the face stand out and changed another to grayscale to focus on facial expressions.
Wallace and Gromit Exhibition
The document describes an exhibition featuring life-sized replicas and models from the Wallace & Gromit films. Visitors can interact with displays including a character from "A Grand Day Out" that moves and makes sounds when buttons are pressed, and a replica of the spaceship from the film. The exhibition also includes a display of Gromit wearing trousers from "The Wrong Trousers" alongside crackers and lights. The exhibition is designed to engage children through interactive elements, video clips, and opportunities to draw.
Performance and Conceptual Art Workshop
The author experimented with dipping various objects in hot wax to preserve them. Some objects like coins could not be dipped because it was not possible to thread them with string for hanging. The author also used a postcard to write a message to potential future finders and observed how the wax changed objects' textures and colors. One challenge was dipping a metal bottle cap until the author was able to lift the plastic seal enough to thread string through. A flower required multiple dippings to achieve a nice icicle effect coating. Thin paper became transparent when dipped in wax, allowing patterns to be seen on both sides. In the end, the author displayed the various waxed objects with adjusted string lengths to prevent clustering
Boo Homes
The document outlines branding elements for a home development company called Boo Homes. It lists the company's core values as convenience, energy efficiency, low maintenance, and attention to detail. It also describes the type of homes Boo builds as contemporary, imaginative, vibrant, and intelligent. The document then provides branding words like visionary, refreshing, challenging, and supportive that characterize the company's vision and homes.
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This document discusses how Beyoncé and other artists connect their album covers and music videos through consistent style elements like costumes, makeup, poses and themes. It notes how Beyoncé's heavy makeup, fur, jewelry and poses are mirrored in both her album cover and music video for "Run the World" to maintain continuity. The document advocates keeping similar stylistic connections between album art, music videos and other promotional materials to clearly portray the intended character and message to viewers.
Modern Art Oxford
The document discusses posters that looked 3D due to shadowing and made the viewer feel like they were looking at originals, with one poster in particular standing out for being simple yet bold. It also mentions a room where performance art was held that contained cabinets with strange and beautiful collage images.
Experimenting with Blurring and Sharpening
Jade Delaney experimented with blur and sharpen tools in Adobe Photoshop. She blurred backgrounds and faces while sharpening eyes to hide identities. She also blurred circles over eyes, faces while leaving hair and backgrounds intact, and entire photographs while sharpening eyes similar to Thomas Ruff's techniques. On one photo she blurred the background and hair to make the face stand out and changed another to grayscale to focus on facial expressions.
Wallace and Gromit Exhibition
The document describes an exhibition featuring life-sized replicas and models from the Wallace & Gromit films. Visitors can interact with displays including a character from "A Grand Day Out" that moves and makes sounds when buttons are pressed, and a replica of the spaceship from the film. The exhibition also includes a display of Gromit wearing trousers from "The Wrong Trousers" alongside crackers and lights. The exhibition is designed to engage children through interactive elements, video clips, and opportunities to draw.
Performance and Conceptual Art Workshop
The author experimented with dipping various objects in hot wax to preserve them. Some objects like coins could not be dipped because it was not possible to thread them with string for hanging. The author also used a postcard to write a message to potential future finders and observed how the wax changed objects' textures and colors. One challenge was dipping a metal bottle cap until the author was able to lift the plastic seal enough to thread string through. A flower required multiple dippings to achieve a nice icicle effect coating. Thin paper became transparent when dipped in wax, allowing patterns to be seen on both sides. In the end, the author displayed the various waxed objects with adjusted string lengths to prevent clustering
Boo Homes
The document outlines branding elements for a home development company called Boo Homes. It lists the company's core values as convenience, energy efficiency, low maintenance, and attention to detail. It also describes the type of homes Boo builds as contemporary, imaginative, vibrant, and intelligent. The document then provides branding words like visionary, refreshing, challenging, and supportive that characterize the company's vision and homes.
Van Gogh Visit
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Label Design 1
This short document lists four sides of an object: front, back, left side, and right side. It provides a basic outline of the key aspects or features of the object without describing them in detail. The document gives a high-level overview by naming the main components but does not go into further explanation.
Label Design 2
This short document lists the four sides of an object: front, back, left side, and right side. It provides a basic orientation without much detail. The document simply names the main directions or perspectives without elaborating on their characteristics.
Lim Heng Swee
Lim Heng Swee is a Malaysian illustrator and graphic designer known for his humorous doodle artworks. His designs have been widely popular, appearing on over 80,000 social media pages and websites. He has created t-shirt designs for major clients like Threadless, Dell, Nike, and Gap. The document discusses using one of Lim's fruit and animal fusion images as inspiration for a children's healthy eating poster advertisement that merges images of fruit and animals to promote natural and fun messaging.
Pepper
Giraffes are the tallest mammals on Earth and can reach heights over 18 feet. A woman in South Africa was surprised to find a clear image of a giraffe printed on one of her bell peppers. The distinct outline of the giraffe's body, neck, and spots were visible on the pepper, which many considered an unusual occurrence in nature.
Illustration Module Workbook
This document provides an overview of a creative illustration module taken by students Jade Delaney and Emily Cooper. It includes:
- An introduction to the module's goals of developing illustration skills for advertising and gaining industry knowledge.
- Summaries of workshops the students attended on Photoshop, color theory, and receiving a creative brief to design healthy eating campaigns for youth.
- Details of initial brainstorming ideas for the brief, including turning children into slugs after eating junk food or having an explorer help them experiment with recipes.
- The given creative brief to address poor diets and health among youth ages 11-15 through a fun, cool, and aspirational illustrated campaign or product promoting healthy eating
The Royal British Legion
The Royal British Legion is creating a DM pack to remember fallen World War I soldiers and raise donations for veterans. The pack will include letters, case studies, donation forms, and information on tribute events to honor those who lost their lives in the war. The goal is to personalize remembrance by naming individuals who were lost and linking their stories to the present day work of supporting veterans.
YCN Brief Presentation
This document contains brainstorming and original ideas for marketing Propercorn, including new popcorn flavors, packaging designs, and promotional campaigns. Ideas generated were for a Christmas theme with sweet or savory flavors, print ads with slogans, a stop frame animation, website banners, and point of sale displays like a stand for London Fashion Week using balloons. Multiple sketches and concepts were developed.
Preparing for Exhibition
Jade Delaney experimented with using foam board and laying out paper replicas of photographs and text to test different layout designs for a project. She spray mounted paper samples to foam board sections outside due to fume smells and used a craft knife and ruler to cut out text pieces. By moving the paper replicas around, Jade tested spacing photographs at 4cm and 2cm but thought equal spacing may look better. She evaluated which text layout looked clearest on the foam board prototypes.
Government Healthy Eating Campaign
Change 4 Life is a British government program aimed at middle aged parents that encourages healthy lifestyle changes like moving more and eating more nutritiously to prevent illnesses. It provides advice, recipes, tools, tips and games on its website and smartphone apps to motivate people to live more healthily. The program uses characters in its advertisements to promote its message of making simple swaps to become healthier.
Pocket Sculptures
Pocket sculptures are small, handmade sculptures that can fit in your pocket. They are created from a variety of materials like wood, clay, metal, and found objects. These miniature works of art make unique gifts that are affordable and portable.
Evaluation Question Four
This document discusses the technology used during a music video project. It describes using a Pentax DSLR camera and tripod to film various scenes for the music video, as well as to get feedback. Settings on the camera were adjusted based on what was being filmed. An editing machine was shared with another group to edit footage and import clips. A computer was used for research and to scan materials onto a blog. An iPad was used for quick research, taking photos, and voice memos that were later transferred. Overall, a variety of technology helped at different stages of the project and built skills in using the equipment.
Evaluation Question One
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music videos through its mise-en-scene elements. It focuses on the characters (two main roles), locations (six additional places shown), makeup (natural looks), color tones (warmer and colder used to match mood), props (texting develops communication), and lighting (hard lighting used to see emotions clearly in multiple scenes). The goal was to tell the narrative story of the relationship through these visual elements in a way that would appeal to the target young female audience.
Evaluation Question 1
The document analyzes the mise-en-scene elements used in a music video, including actors, locations, makeup, color, props, lighting, and costumes. It describes how Taylor Swift plays both the main character Taylor 1 and her rival Taylor 2. It discusses the different locations shown and how colors are used to differentiate scenes. Makeup, props, lighting, and costumes are examined to provide characterization and advance the narrative between Taylor 1, Taylor 2, and Lucas.
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This short document lists the four sides of an object: front, back, left side, and right side. It provides a basic orientation without much detail. The document simply names the main directions or perspectives without elaborating on their characteristics.
Lim Heng Swee
Lim Heng Swee is a Malaysian illustrator and graphic designer known for his humorous doodle artworks. His designs have been widely popular, appearing on over 80,000 social media pages and websites. He has created t-shirt designs for major clients like Threadless, Dell, Nike, and Gap. The document discusses using one of Lim's fruit and animal fusion images as inspiration for a children's healthy eating poster advertisement that merges images of fruit and animals to promote natural and fun messaging.
Pepper
Giraffes are the tallest mammals on Earth and can reach heights over 18 feet. A woman in South Africa was surprised to find a clear image of a giraffe printed on one of her bell peppers. The distinct outline of the giraffe's body, neck, and spots were visible on the pepper, which many considered an unusual occurrence in nature.
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This document provides an overview of a creative illustration module taken by students Jade Delaney and Emily Cooper. It includes:
- An introduction to the module's goals of developing illustration skills for advertising and gaining industry knowledge.
- Summaries of workshops the students attended on Photoshop, color theory, and receiving a creative brief to design healthy eating campaigns for youth.
- Details of initial brainstorming ideas for the brief, including turning children into slugs after eating junk food or having an explorer help them experiment with recipes.
- The given creative brief to address poor diets and health among youth ages 11-15 through a fun, cool, and aspirational illustrated campaign or product promoting healthy eating
The Royal British Legion
The Royal British Legion is creating a DM pack to remember fallen World War I soldiers and raise donations for veterans. The pack will include letters, case studies, donation forms, and information on tribute events to honor those who lost their lives in the war. The goal is to personalize remembrance by naming individuals who were lost and linking their stories to the present day work of supporting veterans.
YCN Brief Presentation
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Government Healthy Eating Campaign
Change 4 Life is a British government program aimed at middle aged parents that encourages healthy lifestyle changes like moving more and eating more nutritiously to prevent illnesses. It provides advice, recipes, tools, tips and games on its website and smartphone apps to motivate people to live more healthily. The program uses characters in its advertisements to promote its message of making simple swaps to become healthier.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music videos through its mise-en-scene elements. It focuses on the characters (two main roles), locations (six additional places shown), makeup (natural looks), color tones (warmer and colder used to match mood), props (texting develops communication), and lighting (hard lighting used to see emotions clearly in multiple scenes). The goal was to tell the narrative story of the relationship through these visual elements in a way that would appeal to the target young female audience.
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