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My first submission- Poster |
The Amazing Inside poster had to
portray how amazing Lakeshore Collegiate Institute is, through the amazing
programs, teachers and students. I decided to originally approach this concept
with an abstract style. I created a pattern of swirls, circles and horizontal
lines in Illustrator as a test, and I liked the pattern so much that I brought
it into Photoshop and started with my poster. A simple experiment with swirls,
circles and lines got me thinking, how can such an uncommon combination work so
well? The array of patterns represents all of the students at L.C.I, such a
diverse group and yet we function like a well-oiled machine.
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My first submission- Back of flyer |
My first submission had a very
simple colour palette, various blues white and black. I wanted to keep it
simple, to keep the attention on the event and information not on my design,
that is the most import element of design; to not distract from the
information. After the committee voted, they liked my background patterns but
they liked the layout of Lizzie’s better. So Lizzie and I collaborated to
create a mash-up of our two designs. Her blank white square really became the
focal point when placed on my complex background.
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My first submission- Front of flyer |
The font was the most difficult
choice we had to make, had to pick a font that worked with the rest of the
design and was legible from a distance. After some time and many different
fonts tried, we reverted back to the font used in the Lakeshore CI logo,
Rockwell. Rockwell worked the best, because it is a clean bold font that is
legible from a distance, which was our biggest problem.
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FINAL Lizzie's and my edit- Front of flyer |
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FINAL Lizzie's and my edit- back of flyer |
The final product looked very
professional, and Lizzie and I created an even stronger piece with ours
combined. I learned through this project that collaborating with someone could
lead to a stronger design in the end. I feel like my strength is design and
appeal, while Lizzie was more precise and would focus on the formatting. I wouldn’t
mind working with someone like Lizzie again, after each project I learn more of
my talents and myself.
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