My exhibition stand at our degree show:
While my peers showed off a lot of work on their walls I decided to use it as a canvas with one central, attention-grabbing element.
Using almost Mueller-Brockmann style typography the poster displays a rather bizarre “helpful” message enhanced by two pistacchio nutshells on a pedestal.
This aimed to provoke an instant reaction, be it amusement or bemusement.
I hoped my stand would stick in the mind of a visitor after having seen the work of over 50 students and might even encourage interactivity, which it did on quite a few accounts.
All my work was in my portfolio or animated on the screen of an eMac.
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What’s Design Mean to You? Interview with Andy Budd by Matt Balara « // July, 2008 at 10:14 pm |
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