Emily Ward Branding; photoshoot.

Images from the photoshoot of the products for Emily's branding. 

YCN; edited photographs for boards.

I finally got round to editing my photos so I could put my YCN boards together properly. These are the best images from the photoshoot and I've edited the bright/contrast of the majority of the images because they were a little dark. 

Yearbook; contacting Duncan.

I sent the second proof off to Duncan to be checked over. He also asked about covering the cost of prints that we'd given him so I let him know about this and also the fact we need to donate to the usage of the font which he'd already agreed to but what this specific amount is or that has been suggested. 

Yearbook; second proof.

This is the second proof I sent to Duncan once I'd made all of the changes he requested. This doesn't contain the images he would like to add at this stage because we are yet to recieve them but there is an indication of where these are going to go. 

Yearbook; postcards.

I've also created postcards as a bit of a self promo element that each student could have with their work at the end of year show. The image on the front of the postcard would be the image of their work within the yearbook and the shape would also reflect this. This would be a good element because then if vistors liked someones work in particular then they could take this away with them. I experimented with the layout a bit but then thought it would make sense if the name on the back was the same as the layout with the name card. The colour on the back of the postcard would also be the same as the name card so the two would link together. 

*all physical elements blogged so far for this extension would be printed on 245gsm matt white stock unless started otherwise. 

Yearbook; wayfinding//signage.

In order to guide people to the Printed Textiles show I have created some basic wayfinding based on the other extension elements I've done so far. I've created basic squares that would be stickers for people to follow so that they would see them and follow them to where Printed Textiles is located. I've also created a banner so they know where they have got to and to welcome them to the studio. I've done a basic 'map' of how this would look based on the shape of the corridoor leading to the studio. Although these elements are really basic, they tie the overall theme together and bring it a little bit out of the studio so it's not too overpowering. 

Yearbook; e-vites.

In terms of inviting members of the public I thought it would be best to have an e-vite because this can be sent to as many people as needed and doesn't have any cost. This means that students could easily send this to anyone they would like to invite to view the show as most people have email nowadays. The design is very much based on the VIP invitation so that the elements link together. I'm not sure that the times are exactly correct but for the basis of mock ups, I just put these in. The concept for this is really basic but more people tend to know about the show with the advertising outside or word of mouth.