Ideas & Development:
- Our idea as a group was to illustrate our journey through leeds.
- Picking out the key places because we where limited to the amount of pages .
- After realizing alot of the most interesting places we went to where market stalls, we decided to make our book themed around market stalls.
- There where six pages and 5 of us so we decided to chose a market stall each, making the chestnut mans portable stall a double page in the middle of the book.
- We wanted to characterize the market stalls, draw them in a way that exagerated them.
Because the design was being screen printed I had to think about the line work in a different way. It had to be simpified and more shape based.
- We could only use two colours for the screen print, we chose orange and turquise, they work well together and using a light and darker colour will be effective because the turquose will print on top of the orange.
- We also deided to put matching squared banner and table that is the same size in our designs to link them together as market stalls.
- We needed to seperate the different colours of our designs on to indervidual pieces of acetate in order to screen print.
- I needed to work out what will be orange and what will be turquoise.
- I practiced drawing the different colours onto seperate pieces of acetate.
- This really helped me get my head around how the design would pull together.
- We decided to use a 'china marker' to produce the layers. This is because they give a nice texture and are also bold and will be clear when transfered onto a screen.
- I used pencil to repressent the orange and pen to repressent the turquoise.
- I really liked using simple shapes overlapping each other to repressent the different crytals in the sections of the table.
- We decided for the front and back cover we would put a symbol/icon from each of the market stalls and have them spread across.
- This was my favorite design and best icon design. I will trace over this design for my final screen print. I like how my character fills the page and the composotion of everything else around it. I think it has good balance.
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