Unit 4 Evaluation

Final Piece - Book Jacket

Front Cover:

Back Cover:

Full Jacket:

Mock-Up Book Jacket:

Created with flickr slideshow.

Work In Progress:

Colour Schemes

Monochromatic Colour Scheme

Analogous Colour Scheme

Triadic Colour Scheme

Contrasting Colour Scheme

Print Analysis

CRAP Analysis

Non-fiction covers depend on their target audience. Poetic covers are aimed at a slightly older audience and people with an open mind, those willing to put in the extra effort to interpret the front cover. Pragmatic covers are also often used on non-fiction covers as they are aimed at a much wider audience due to their easy accessibility. They are also often utilised on the covers of children's books because pragmatic covers help children link the images to the content of book.

Analysis 1: Oldman's Guide to Outsmarting Wine (non-fiction book on wine)

Analysis 2: The Designer's Desktop Manual (non-fiction book on design)

Further Drafting

Initial Drafts

Emulation - Inking

Inking Process inspired by Brian Biggs:

(From Brian Biggs' website mrbiggs.com)

My Emulation Piece:

My Process:

Artist Copy - Brian Biggs

The Original:

My Copy (scribble inking):

My Process:

My Type Set - Tarmac Type

Process:

Type Choices

Typographic Moodboard

Type:

• Raoul Transport Britannique
• Travelling Typewriter
• Roadway
• IFC Railroad
• Travelling Through

Emulation - Cut-Out Art

Cut-Out Process Inspired By Jayme McGowen:

My Emulation Piece:

My Process:

Artist Copy - Jayme McGowan

The Original:

My Copy (cut-out art):

My Final Copy (edited in Photoshop):

My Process:

Scamps of Ideas

Conventions of the Form

Subject Matter Drawings

Photos I Found of Transport:

My Biro and Watercolour Copies: