Saturday, 30 April 2011

Compositionally and typographically very well done, I wish to work on project like this!

Illustrators are Multidimensional

Inspirational typography, composition, stop motion!

Friday, 29 April 2011

Final day of exhibition setting up!


So, setting our exhibition took us 2 days! Actually it was 1,5 days but it took me 0.5 day to get to the exhibition space. It usually takes me about 1 hour to get there. But I'm still very happy with the place, because it has white high walls and lots of free space. So, finally all the panel are up and work is submitted, looking forward for the presentation!  

Thursday, 28 April 2011

Inspiration of today the 28th of April: Poster by Alexandros Dikastopoulos


Alexandros Dikastopoulos says "Be smart, be optimistic!" And I agree with him! 

Description (by Alexandros Dikastopoulos): 

Opening your mind to optimism can help you seize the opportunities ahead. A poster that prompts you to think that anything is possible and you always have a choice in life. So, choose to live with the positive side of it.

thats me sleepy student :/

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Inspiration of today the 26th of April








That could be fun to participate in this competition! 
I am  loving their web site colours!!! and the rabbit! 

Wednesday, 20 April 2011

Today we went to IKEA to buy boxes for our final show!



Kaatya was so kind for driving us all the way to Cerny Most! And i enjoyed this trip very much. On our way we were discussing what else is needed to be done by final submission. In IKEA we made a little creative adjustment for toys stand. We turned all the rats upside down :)  

Thursday, 14 April 2011

Single sheet binding 2




Today I have discovered very useful blog if you are going to bind a book yourself. Dennis's blog has lots of tutorials and examples of hand made binding. Above is a tutorial for single sheet binding i am interested in right now. I will need to find a best way of binding my Kawaii planner I am designing for Final Major Project. For now I have only one option: spiral binding.     

Here are some highlights of the process (clockwise from top-left):
1. The slits for the tapes are chiseled. As the cover paper is a pattern of vertical stripes, the slits are positioned on the lines for a neat look.
2. After chiseling, if the slits are not wide enough for the tape to pass though, use a micro-spatula to widen it, by rocking back and forth.
3. Insert the tapes into the slits by the help of a micro-spatula.
4. After all tapes are inserted, hammer the slits closed by a mallet over a piece of (book) board 

My sketch for future character :)

Colour palette on a BIO tea packaging "Clipper" is super lovely!




Today i met a beautiful packaging in the BIO shop on Dejvicka, Prague.
I also like their font that corresponds with the style of illustration! Inverse serif type looks just lovely!  

Sunday, 10 April 2011

Galerie realizací - Ateliér Haškovec






On the way to Ateler Haskovec. This place offers variety of paper work like: die-cutting, laser-cut, embossing and etc. I went there to find out if they are able to produce a cover for my planner.

Tuesday, 5 April 2011

Japanese binding sample i found in Luxor Palace Knih


Today i went browsing books and planners to Palace Knih Luxor. It was good experience. I found some very nice paper samples there. I might use some of them in my project, though they seem to be a little bit pricy.

Friday, 1 April 2011

Thats the most perfect binding for a planner.





The book above was brought by my tutor Jenni. It is a very nice example of a planner design. It has photo spreads with nice photography samples and very nice structure. I like spiral bindings. This type of binding is easy to use, it is flat to write on and you could easily rip pages you don't need without harming the binding. For my planner design I have chosen bigger spiral 2,5 mm in white.  

Single sheet binding techniques and examples



I liked this blog about binding, could be useful for my Final Project or any of you, enjoy :-) 

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