Amanita muscaria
Life Cycle
Keeley Porter
An infographic of one of my favorite mushrooms, the Amanita muscaria.
BANFF
Adobe Illustrator, 24x"18", 24.5"x18.5"with bleed
Taylor Lamb
The Principle of Design
Adobe Illustrator, 17"x11"
Lindsey Payne
I wanted to create a work that said Anatomy, but was an infographic enough to be relevant. DaVinci's Vitruvian man was my largest inspiration, but I feel it came out a little more modern.
Anatomy of Typography
Adobe Illustrator, 17"x11"
Thanh Ngan Huynh
A project research of typographic anatomy under an adorable illustration
The Tranquility of
Gas Works Park
Adobe Illustrator, 3481x5185 px, 11.6"x17.3"
Nicole Anderson
This work was created in the style of the WPA National Park posters using a WPA-specific font. The photo was manipulated in Photoshop to take out details of the photo and quite a few color tones. The removal of details and colors resulted in a more tranquil look for Lake Union and the downtown Seattle skyline and brought out a yellow glowing effect to the gasworks equipment and a soft glow to the skyline. Matching the font colors to the colors in the photo nearby adds to the more peaceful and natural look of Gas Works Park.
Life Cycle of a Butterfly
Created in Adobe Illustrator
Crystal Jackson
This work shows the Lifecycle of a Butterfly. This was made in Adobe Illustrator.
Olympic WPA
Created in Adobe Illustrator
Thanh Ngan Huynh
The Principle of Design
Adobe Indesign, 11"x16"
This poster's creation originated a few years back when I just started my Graphic and Web Design journey through GRAPH172, demonstrating and explaining the principle of design. With it's simple clean shapes, complementary colors and easy to read visuals and explanations of each principle, it's a piece of work I look back on fondly as my big first step towards my career path.
Lifecycle of
Snowflake Formation
Adobe Illustrator, 4537x4537 px, 30"x30"
Nicole Anderson
This work shows the Lifecycle of a Butterfly. This was made in Adobe Illustrator.
Principles of Design Puzzle
Adobe InDesign, 3300x5100 px, 11"x17"
Nicole Anderson
This work graphically depicts the Principles of Design. It's shaped like a puzzle because each of the puzzle pieces acts on its own describing one principle in a fun unique way, but all the pieces work together to define the overall concept of Design Principles with a higher overarching meaning than the individual pieces. This work is colorful with good use of color gradients within each puzzle piece and good foreground and background contrast in the middle with the title.
Visit Neskowin
Adobe Illustrator, 792x1224 px
Reyna A. Cirignani Wallace
Every summer, I find myself walking down the coast of a tiny town called Neskowin Oregon. Caves punch holes in the dark cliffs, and dead tree stumps stick out of the sand like thumbtacks from the old "Ghost Forest." It is one of my favorite places on Earth, which made it the perfect location to base my National Geographic poster design.
Fallen Divinity
Fake Band Poster
11"x17", 300 dpi
Leon Huynh
I made a poster for a fake band my friends and I created. I wanted to base the theme on tarot cards, focusing on the card "The Sun" as the album title. I wanted to rechallenge myself by redoing a previous class assignment and see how far I've gone in my design skills.