Extra: Mindblowing Logos

I was browsing some design sites the other day, and I could. not. get over these crazy cool logo designs. It's so clever. Really inspiring, too. I wish I could come up with something as brilliant. These two were my personal favourite:

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Design research, or procrastination? Depends on how you look at it, haha. Bye for now!

Individual Assignment 2: Composition & Design

In this week's lecture, we learned about composition and framing, as well as the design process. For our assignment, we had to go around campus and take 20 photos of a certain subject, using our cutout frames made from mounting board. The frame made it easier to see the composition, since it blocked out a portion of the view that was not in the composition.

At the end of the day, we had to take an extra 30 more photos of the same subject. My subject matter was initially signs that I found around campus.

Group Assignment 1: Furniture Design Progress

After consulting with Miss Lisa in our first group tutorial and telling her about our change of plans, she said it was okay and we were advised to use silicone glue to put our umbrella stand together. Last saturday, we went to Ace Hardware at Ikano Power Centre to buy some supplies (such as silicone glue, spray paint and bits of plastic pipes for our steampunk-styled decorations) before heading over to my house to build it.

My house has been renovated recently, so there were a lot of spare parts lying around that we could use for our project.

Figuring out how to put it all together. That's what I call improvising, heh.

We found old table legs and CD racks to use for the umbrella stand!

Cleaning the parts before painting, to make sure we don't paint over dirt.

We dismantled the CD rack and started spray painting it red, and the table legs gold. Our inspiration was Iron Man, with a steampunk twist.

We have to wait one day for the paint to fully dry. I'm glad we bought the spray paint. It really gives a finished look to everything.

After this, all that was left was to glue it together using silicone glue, and decorate it! Silicone glue is really strong. It's the glue used to piece together the glass of an aquarium!

Our progress so far.