Posts Tagged: celebrity
Eye Think So Too
Browsing Eye I read an entry regarding the repetetive approach to designing film posters, something I was concerned about during a project two years ago. I’m glad I’m not the only person intrigued by the predictable and sterile solutions we
Eye Think So Too
Browsing Eye I read an entry regarding the repetetive approach to designing film posters, something I was concerned about during a project two years ago. I’m glad I’m not the only person intrigued by the predictable and sterile solutions we
Fill in the Blanks
Exploring the nature of vanity magazines and the heavy commercial influence contained with in their pages lead to an experiment in which the entire magazine had objects and messages removed and censored throughout, sometimes in certain parts, to test the
Fill in the Blanks
Exploring the nature of vanity magazines and the heavy commercial influence contained with in their pages lead to an experiment in which the entire magazine had objects and messages removed and censored throughout, sometimes in certain parts, to test the
Re-Record, Not Fade Away
Continuing to explore adverts, under handed use of language and generic hypnotic formulations of visual communication, the above image is an experiment which attempts to demonstrate the nature of the celebrity. This experiment does not relate specifically to Cheryl Cole,
Re-Record, Not Fade Away
Continuing to explore adverts, under handed use of language and generic hypnotic formulations of visual communication, the above image is an experiment which attempts to demonstrate the nature of the celebrity. This experiment does not relate specifically to Cheryl Cole,
Coming Soon!
Film posters are another area that is being brought into question during an investigation into Advertising and communication. The formula for a movie poster today seems to be headline talent, in a specific pecking order, set in front of a
Coming Soon!
Film posters are another area that is being brought into question during an investigation into Advertising and communication. The formula for a movie poster today seems to be headline talent, in a specific pecking order, set in front of a