Sunday, 13 December 2009

SUBTLE ICONS- IMAGERY- DESIGN

NOMA BAR
www.dutchuncle.co.uk

Noma bar is uses subtly in his work, this is a different way to which i am making subtle references. he uses space, simple shapes and limited colour. the designs which he produces may not look like the things he is portraying at first, however he makes references in his designs in other ways to hint at what his design is representing, i think his work is very clever and he has striking, bold designs which are original






ROBERT SAMUEL HANSON
this is an effective logo due to the references of a pen head and an animals head, the limited use of colour helps make the logo standout more and feel more subtle, as it uses only necessary lines to make up the face.

JESSICA HICHE-
this set of posters use a successful combination of type/ layout and illustration.
limited colour use helps deliver the message across effectively.
the imagery is combined with the letter form creatively and consistently throughout the set.

subtle icons are used to bring across the feel of the SPCA through the use of the boarder, which use simplistic icons of a dogs paw. this is a detail which is not noticed straight away, however when the posters are looked at closely, it is noticed.

this style of subtle design is what i would like to bring across in my poster and label designs for my BACARDI brief.



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