I was approached by the creators of 'Ham & Onions' to create a poster to advertise their sitcom pilot at various film festivals. This is the first design of many planned.
Latest Relay, Cameron's piece on the left was inspired by the song Time by Pink Floyd, so i made a typographic piece using his colour scheme and the opening line of the song.
Cameron's idea (bottom) of using various printers to print the alignment tests was clever, so i wanted to do something of this kind of idea to achieve a different look. I stuck with the theme of align and drew a pin point icon, but i thought it was too plain (top right).
I decided to display it on my computer and take a picture of it so that the scan lines were prominent to achieve a "computer" style (top left).
This weeks Relay response focuses on the duration of a year and what happens in that time. Cameron's piece features the earths orbit (Bottom) around the sun which got me thinking of other events that happen in a year. After thinking about it for a while i decided to focus on Birthdays and this is what came of it (Top).
Response to Cameron's latest relay piece. He made a time lapse of the sky ending with the text 'One Year Later'. I decided this week to take a different approach to my response and make it more of a conversation.
Although a time lapse of a whole year is obviously unrealistic for this project, the one Cameron created spanned a couple of hours, therefore the tag line 'One Year Later' is misleading. That is how i came up with this piece.
As part of my next Relay, i am trying to take the focus away from the original theme. Cameron's latest piece is a really nice image and is quite abstract. It looks as though it is a hand rendered painting of an american footballer and has a really nice splattered look. I chose to focus on this and make a poster focusing on the paint splatter technique.
It took me a while to figure out what the image was of, which i think is really effective as it makes you ask questions, and this lead me to use a question mark as the main icon and try to make a strong design using paint splatters.
I look forward to seeing what cameron makes of this response, as i think it is very open to interpretation.
I originally used a burst of colour on the image as Cameron's is quite nicely coloured, but i think i prefer the strong black and white version and think it would make a nice screen print.