6A2, 6B2
Day Four
Eva Cremers
From the Netherlands
- graduated last year - Art Academy Minera
- doing two internships
- 3d campaigns in London
- studied international business
- Snask - Stockholm
- sent a pink box got internship
- Adidas shoes with kittens
- 'In news we trust'
- setting goals
- sketching
- testing
- improving
- testing
- making
- graduated and didn't know how to make money
- 'you don't need the confidence you just need the courage. you can either feel safe and bored or challenged and scared. but you cant be safe and challenged'
- boost instagram
- think of a fun project to do
- lean new skills
- man Vs machine
- the design kids interview
- intern magazine
- collaboration
- New York times
- LEARN cinema 4D
What she's learnt:
- throw your work online
- use the positive side fo instagram
- pinterest is training
- don't be afraid of big designers - read about them
Q&A
- use hashtags
- don't be afraid to comment on other peoples work
- being insecure about your work is normal
- it's normal to have no idea what you're doing or what your plans are
Instagram:
Website Work:
Workshop notes
- Staglig Amsterdam exhibition (noteworthy as going to Amsterdam in April)
- Sound poster - merging audio and visual outputs for an immersive experience
- 3D foam sets - ways to bring play / enjoyment into design
Comments
My Favourite Project:
All hipsters invited
'For the last few months, I've seen a lot of the same style of posters for mainly events. I wanted to experiment whether I could pick a not so attractive event and turn it into a techno and hipster feeling one. Can I make a so called hipster go to a very strange event just by design?'
All hipsters invited
'For the last few months, I've seen a lot of the same style of posters for mainly events. I wanted to experiment whether I could pick a not so attractive event and turn it into a techno and hipster feeling one. Can I make a so called hipster go to a very strange event just by design?'
This project is a perfect visual representation on the power of design in communication. The idea of trends, and what compose a visual language for a culture is clearly depicted through use of colour type and layout design decisions. It places emphasis in the styles being fed out on social media and through a consumerist output, as well as the necessity nowadays in our current prevalent visual culture in graphic design as a key component to selling a product.
Lucas Zanotto - Eyes
Article: https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/lucas-zanottos-eyes-film-061017
Italian-born director Lucas Zanotto has just released a personal project entitled Eyes. The video explores the transformative effect that eyes can have on inanimate objects through a series of kinetic sculptures. Eyes is a continuation of the director’s previous project Having a Face which saw him entertaining similar visual puns.These sculptures are hand-made and beautifully simplistic, made out of whatever happened to be lying around – ping pong balls, sheets of paper and paper plates. With sound design by David Kamp, the video is both humorous and endearing, highlighting how pleasing it can be when artists and designers are creatively playful. Through simple and subtle movements, Zanotto conveys a series of complex human emotions such as the “it wasn’t me,” eye roll in the wake of a mysteriously knocked over plant.
