digitally made invite card ideas
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| CYMK colour half tone. I thought this would fit in well with the invite card idea because the invite is to an exhibition and to show the outsiders (people who don't understand art) that this exhibition will be questionable and controversial by making the invite card only understandable in a certain distance - it will have to make them think, like how do I read this? How did they do this? Why did they do this? And if the invite card makes questions raise - it's a good start! |
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| In my sketchbook my main interest for the design of the invite card has been the idea of vertigo - and it's visual appearance. Combining with typography I thought would create a great concept. Having to move the invite card around to read it makes you think differently, a little taster for the exhibition - some things may be difficult to understand and require a little longer to look at/think about. Reading this by moving it around can also make you feel dizzy - like vertigo (also shaped like the idea of vertigo) people don't like feeling dizzy - it's an uncomfortable feeling. parts of the exhibition may or may not be hard to handle, may be offensive, annoying - basically piss people off :) |
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| I like this one, ink is quite uncontrollable and messy - like art students. It's quite old fashioned looking - because ink is a traditional medium for writing and drawing, making it that little more modern by using @ instead of at. The pink makes it more exciting |
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