Showing posts with label D&AD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label D&AD. Show all posts

Monday, 4 January 2016

#AdobeRemix


After watching this video on Vimeo, I was really inspired and wanted to have a go at this project before I started the D&AD Adobe Design Brief.
After spending hours doodling in my sketchbook and working on illustrator I started creating different shapes from the adobe logo



Then when was scrolling though Instagram and I came across this page! Click Here


Where the idea of having a cut out of an animal and then taking a photo in different environments created powerful image so i started to have a go with the Adobe logo. 


My Favourite Image is the one below where I used my old beer mat collection and scattered them across the floor.


Wednesday, 16 December 2015

Tuesday, 15 December 2015

D&AD Adobe Brief - The Inside Scoop

Adobe brief writer, Craig Oldham (Office of Craig Oldham) gives you a ready, steady, go.

1. Why should people be excited by this brief?

It being a campaign brief, it’s pretty open, and open briefs always yield some good shit. It’s a chance to really run with your ideas, see where they can go, limited only by your own imagination really.

2. What are the dangers/pitfalls entrants could fall into while responding to this brief?

Try not to get bogged down in endless reinterpretation. The re-definition should always come from a place of meaning to the brand. Whether that’s in the exploration of it’s software, or more conceptual, it has to have a degree of relevance. Without that, you could fall into the trap of just playing with something for the sake of it.

3. No freebies, but give us a pointer. Where would you start?

I’d find what I think is the best thing about the brand, and start there. In other words, start by finding your opinion.

Insight From Your Client

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Wednesday, 25 November 2015

D&AD

The D&AD NewBlood briefs have arrived and after a lot of thinking and research into each of the briefs I am going to go ahead with the Adobe Brief where I have to remix the Adobe Creative Cloud Identity for future creators.



The reason for taking part in the D&AD NewBlood Awards is to challenge myself to create a final design that shows the best of my abilities and will be a great asset for my Portfolio presentation when I have my interviews for University.