Films With Sexy Art Direction: Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day
The Arche de la Défense in Paris has been transformed into a honeycomb of subsidiary spaces: encrusted with modules that have been attached to the inside of the existing building’s vast interior.
As writer and curator Maryse Quinton describes it, “this study imagines the hijacking of a building that is symbolic for its monumentality and its location: the Arche de la Défense.”
Musical Cymatics
Exploration of a new musical system using cymatic inspiration.
This is a grid showing all 8 octaves on a piano and each note of the scale in Cmajor. Each note was played individually and has it’s own individual pattern. The top left blank squares are this way because the frequency was so low it didn’t pick up a pattern. I chose to keep them empty as they are the lowest notes on the piano and they give off an emptiness and peacful anchor to an stimulating piece of imagery.
My brother’s tiny engagement party invite. Includes magnifying glass. Will wonders never cease.. (Taken with Instagram)
India Knight’s house by Charlotte Mann
No views or expensive furnishings? Just draw it on.
Shirt design request. Chris Colfer: Emperor of the Llamas.
I just designed these pins and I’m going to get them made for myself. I’e decided pins/buttons/badges/brooches are going to be my thing.
EDIT: *one of my things
Check it out! Some corporate design for the Old Crab restaurant using the logo I designed earlier.
Here we have:
- Business Card
- Letterhead
- eNewsletter Template
- Menu
Enjoy this awesome logo I just designed. Obviously, I love it. Created by drawing the crab parts (as you saw) and then vectorising them in Illustrator.
A pizza box I designed for an assignment. Getting close to being finished for good now but it was nice to be studying something where I have an assignment about pizza.
(Source: haydenrodgers)
Cover and spread that I designed using the photos from my photoshoot. For an assignment of course.
(Source: haydenrodgers)
Results of my logo assignment. Carta books is an imaginary hipster book store/cafe.
Watching Words Move
First published in 1962, this work of experimental typography uses letters in a single typeface, Helvetica, to achieve surprising results — motion and narrative, emotion and humor.
Dust jacket of a children’s book that I have designed for an assignment. Each image contains the spine of the book as well as the flap for that half.
